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The Jews bore the testimony of this humiliating truth in the face of all the nations ;
and were the derision and scorn of their neighbours for the sign of circumcia . fion
, testifying a faith in a new blood and garment or body , by taking away the first ...
The Jews bore the testimony of this humiliating truth in the face of all the nations ;
and were the derision and scorn of their neighbours for the sign of circumcia . fion
, testifying a faith in a new blood and garment or body , by taking away the first ...
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Richard Clarke (curate of Cheshunt.) evening of the fixth chiliad : and our Lord
speaks , when the son of man cometh ; ( is coming , ) shall he find faith on earth ?
understood by some of no belief in his advent , as in the days of the flood , and of
...
Richard Clarke (curate of Cheshunt.) evening of the fixth chiliad : and our Lord
speaks , when the son of man cometh ; ( is coming , ) shall he find faith on earth ?
understood by some of no belief in his advent , as in the days of the flood , and of
...
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And this fpirit of false prophesying , built on an " exclusive predestination , was
followed by Mahomet on the same lying pretence of being the predestinated fons
of faith , in the year 622 . and scourged by the fame weapon the corrupted ...
And this fpirit of false prophesying , built on an " exclusive predestination , was
followed by Mahomet on the same lying pretence of being the predestinated fons
of faith , in the year 622 . and scourged by the fame weapon the corrupted ...
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It " shall be from moon to its modon , and from fabbath " to fabbath , all flesh shall
come to worship before “ my faces , faith JEHOVAH . ” What measure of time the
moons and fabbaths prefigure , has been explained in the feast of trumpets ...
It " shall be from moon to its modon , and from fabbath " to fabbath , all flesh shall
come to worship before “ my faces , faith JEHOVAH . ” What measure of time the
moons and fabbaths prefigure , has been explained in the feast of trumpets ...
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And yet they have ever been the most distant from faith , humility and love . Who
built the Popish antichristian doctrines ? Such councils of wise men as
condemned Christ at Jerufalem . Who defend the laws and judgments of those
ignorant ...
And yet they have ever been the most distant from faith , humility and love . Who
built the Popish antichristian doctrines ? Such councils of wise men as
condemned Christ at Jerufalem . Who defend the laws and judgments of those
ignorant ...
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| Title | A copious comment on Psalm lxviii [by R. Clarke]. |
| Author | Richard Clarke (curate of Cheshunt.) |
| Published | 1770 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 15 Aug 2006 |
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