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 148
Not a few have given in to the opinion , that the wonderful personage
represented in this history , un . der the united character of priest and king , was
none other than the Son of God himself , assuming a temporary human form , to
exhibit in ...
Not a few have given in to the opinion , that the wonderful personage
represented in this history , un . der the united character of priest and king , was
none other than the Son of God himself , assuming a temporary human form , to
exhibit in ...
Page 177
How astonishingly awful is that foreknowledge , which discovered before he was
born , Ishmael ' s character ; and that power which predetermined and affected
the character and state of his posterity to the latest ages , while as yet their ...
How astonishingly awful is that foreknowledge , which discovered before he was
born , Ishmael ' s character ; and that power which predetermined and affected
the character and state of his posterity to the latest ages , while as yet their ...
Page 172
What character can stand through , out the test of a rigid examination ? Sacred
history exhibits men just as they are , not what they ought in all respects to be .
Dark spots are most easily discerned in the whitest garments , and foul blemishes
in ...
What character can stand through , out the test of a rigid examination ? Sacred
history exhibits men just as they are , not what they ought in all respects to be .
Dark spots are most easily discerned in the whitest garments , and foul blemishes
in ...
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