The Biblical Repository and Classical ReviewLeavitt, Trow, and Company, 1848 |
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Page 51
... individual independ- ence , which we maintain and teach , and in which consists the whole hope of freedom and victory for the Church of Christ . It is entire dependence on the Spirit of God in the Word of God . That constitutes ...
... individual independ- ence , which we maintain and teach , and in which consists the whole hope of freedom and victory for the Church of Christ . It is entire dependence on the Spirit of God in the Word of God . That constitutes ...
Page 401
... individual independence and personal rights , just now represented as being promoted by popular and elevated intel- ligence , it greatly augments and confirms . It far more completely separates and sets up every man upon his own ...
... individual independence and personal rights , just now represented as being promoted by popular and elevated intel- ligence , it greatly augments and confirms . It far more completely separates and sets up every man upon his own ...
Page 690
... individual man was of little account , whilst the state was everything . Now , it is said , the individual is , at length , advanced to his proper dignity . We deny the assertion and demur to its pretended philosophy . The Almighty ...
... individual man was of little account , whilst the state was everything . Now , it is said , the individual is , at length , advanced to his proper dignity . We deny the assertion and demur to its pretended philosophy . The Almighty ...
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