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... persons that were standing apart, and stretching forth both his hands were to lay hold on either side, and tie them together; even so hath He done, joining the old covenant with the new, God's nature with man's, the things that are His ...
... persons that were standing apart, and stretching forth both his hands were to lay hold on either side, and tie them together; even so hath He done, joining the old covenant with the new, God's nature with man's, the things that are His ...
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... persons held in admiration; the one as a prophet and a king, the other as a patriarch and a prophet. 7. " But8 whence is it manifest that He is of David?" one may say. For if He was not sprung of a man, but from a woman only, and the ...
... persons held in admiration; the one as a prophet and a king, the other as a patriarch and a prophet. 7. " But8 whence is it manifest that He is of David?" one may say. For if He was not sprung of a man, but from a woman only, and the ...
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... person, this we are ever revolving. This kind of conduct comes of utter madness, and it is a very great loss to him ... persons; but if we put them by at home and hide them, we shall deposit them all in security: even so with respect to ...
... person, this we are ever revolving. This kind of conduct comes of utter madness, and it is a very great loss to him ... persons; but if we put them by at home and hide them, we shall deposit them all in security: even so with respect to ...
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... persons, but of the same; and the same man now prevailing for himself and now given up. For he who owed the ten thousand talents, though he had delivered himself from the danger by entreaty, yet again he prevailed not,"8 and another on ...
... persons, but of the same; and the same man now prevailing for himself and now given up. For he who owed the ten thousand talents, though he had delivered himself from the danger by entreaty, yet again he prevailed not,"8 and another on ...
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... persons* calamities are such a man's traffic; he makes himself gain of the distress of another, and demands wages for kindness, as though he were afraid to seem merciful, and under the cloak of kindness he digs the pitfall deeper, by ...
... persons* calamities are such a man's traffic; he makes himself gain of the distress of another, and demands wages for kindness, as though he were afraid to seem merciful, and under the cloak of kindness he digs the pitfall deeper, by ...
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Page 33 - Behold, a virgin shall be with child, and shall bring forth a son, and they shall call his name Emmanuel, which being interpreted is, God with us. Then Joseph being raised from sleep did as the angel of the Lord had bidden him, and took unto him his wife: And knew her not till she had brought forth her firstborn son: and he called his name JESUS.