Sacred Biography- Or: The History of the Patriarchs to which is Added the History of Deborah, Ruth & Hannah Being a Course of Lectures Delivered at the Seots Church, Volume 1 |
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Page 80
It was a foothing , and an animating spectacle for the faithful of the first world to
see a good man vanish away , and after living his period on earth , in piety , purity
, and peace , lodged , not in a tomb , but in the bofom of God . It was yet a ...
It was a foothing , and an animating spectacle for the faithful of the first world to
see a good man vanish away , and after living his period on earth , in piety , purity
, and peace , lodged , not in a tomb , but in the bofom of God . It was yet a ...
Page 148
... according to the words of Christ himself , “ your father Abraham rejoiced to see
my day : and he saw it , and was glad . " * I see . . . : # Tohn Füü . 56 . I see no
danger that can result , either to * . 148 History ' of Melchizedec . Lect . XII .
... according to the words of Christ himself , “ your father Abraham rejoiced to see
my day : and he saw it , and was glad . " * I see . . . : # Tohn Füü . 56 . I see no
danger that can result , either to * . 148 History ' of Melchizedec . Lect . XII .
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I love to see the envious man goaded and ftung by the lashes and snakes of his
own dark , empoisoned conscience ; because I love to see mankind happy . It
gives me pleasure to see the generous rival of a sordid miser , furpaffing him in ...
I love to see the envious man goaded and ftung by the lashes and snakes of his
own dark , empoisoned conscience ; because I love to see mankind happy . It
gives me pleasure to see the generous rival of a sordid miser , furpaffing him in ...
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