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... be condemned by the over the whole christian church . Word . ” This language plainly repConsequently , they who are on that resents , tha : the presbyterial office occasion called presbyters , are the was the highest in the church .
... be condemned by the over the whole christian church . Word . ” This language plainly repConsequently , they who are on that resents , tha : the presbyterial office occasion called presbyters , are the was the highest in the church .
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The J.XX attribute thor of the latter part of the first , and several of them to David . Whether the whole of the second book of Samathey bore bis name in their titles in uel , and the historian of Solo.non's ...
The J.XX attribute thor of the latter part of the first , and several of them to David . Whether the whole of the second book of Samathey bore bis name in their titles in uel , and the historian of Solo.non's ...
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The entire misapprehension of dress of the Bishop ; and that they the whole subject , which was betray . would be considered as censured ed by such statements , was soon dis- wherever this address might be cirplayed in an able pamphlet ...
The entire misapprehension of dress of the Bishop ; and that they the whole subject , which was betray . would be considered as censured ed by such statements , was soon dis- wherever this address might be cirplayed in an able pamphlet ...
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Nearly the whole of the Sabbath nal office ; we know of no trust so inter . is spent in prayer , singing , and reading the esting and so sacred as that which will be Holy Scriptures . Every morning , at four confided to his hands ...
Nearly the whole of the Sabbath nal office ; we know of no trust so inter . is spent in prayer , singing , and reading the esting and so sacred as that which will be Holy Scriptures . Every morning , at four confided to his hands ...
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There is still existing , not only shall deem it expedient to make such apin prostrate Spain , but in the whole fami . pointment . ly of Europe a spirit which , however it In offering the resolution , Mr. Webster may be awed and checked ...
There is still existing , not only shall deem it expedient to make such apin prostrate Spain , but in the whole fami . pointment . ly of Europe a spirit which , however it In offering the resolution , Mr. Webster may be awed and checked ...
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| Title | The Christian Spectator, Volume 6 Volumes 194-196; Volumes 229-230 of American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Publisher | Howe & Spalding, 1824 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 30 Jun 2008 |
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