An Historical and Critical Dictionary, Volume 2Hunt and Clarke, 1826 - 438 pages |
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... produced was like the labour of a gardener that prunes a tree ; his strokes made it greater and fairer ; whereas the efficacy of the royal word has been so quick and powerful , that it has almost in one day levelled those proud ...
... produced was like the labour of a gardener that prunes a tree ; his strokes made it greater and fairer ; whereas the efficacy of the royal word has been so quick and powerful , that it has almost in one day levelled those proud ...
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... produce them by a miracle ; and so , in all the countries of the world , he must work an infi- nite number of miracles , which are no wise agreeable to the character either of his infinite greatness , or sovereign wisdom . These ...
... produce them by a miracle ; and so , in all the countries of the world , he must work an infi- nite number of miracles , which are no wise agreeable to the character either of his infinite greatness , or sovereign wisdom . These ...
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... produce these things as proofs or strong reasons , but only as answers to the difficulties which are proposed against the common opinion ; and it must also be considered that I confine myself within the bounds of natural light ; for I ...
... produce these things as proofs or strong reasons , but only as answers to the difficulties which are proposed against the common opinion ; and it must also be considered that I confine myself within the bounds of natural light ; for I ...
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... produced was like the labour of a gardener that prunes a tree ; his strokes made it greater and fairer ; whereas the efficacy of the royal word has been so quick and powerful , that it has almost in one day levelled those proud ...
... produced was like the labour of a gardener that prunes a tree ; his strokes made it greater and fairer ; whereas the efficacy of the royal word has been so quick and powerful , that it has almost in one day levelled those proud ...
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... produce them by a miracle ; and so , in all the countries of the world , he must work an infi- nite number of miracles , which are no wise agreeable to the character either of his infinite greatness , or sovereign wisdom . These ...
... produce them by a miracle ; and so , in all the countries of the world , he must work an infi- nite number of miracles , which are no wise agreeable to the character either of his infinite greatness , or sovereign wisdom . These ...
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