Sermons, Volume 2J, G&F. Rivington, 1838 - 379 pages |
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... discourse : so that we have to engage you with examining , in the first place , the vision with which Jacob was favoured , when on his way to Pa- dan - aram ; and in the second place , the vow through which he expressed the consequent ...
... discourse : so that we have to engage you with examining , in the first place , the vision with which Jacob was favoured , when on his way to Pa- dan - aram ; and in the second place , the vow through which he expressed the consequent ...
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... discourse . But there is nothing in the discourse , except that pro- mise which had reference to Christ , on which it can be said that obscurity rests . The other parts have to do with that guardianship , of which Jacob should be the ...
... discourse . But there is nothing in the discourse , except that pro- mise which had reference to Christ , on which it can be said that obscurity rests . The other parts have to do with that guardianship , of which Jacob should be the ...
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... discourse , that we had right to expect that the faults of saints would be recorded : if , therefore , the vow of Jacob were what it has been maliciously represented , we should have only to lament another proof of the frailty of the ...
... discourse , that we had right to expect that the faults of saints would be recorded : if , therefore , the vow of Jacob were what it has been maliciously represented , we should have only to lament another proof of the frailty of the ...
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Henry Melvill. make , before winding up our subject of discourse . We learn from such narratives as this of Jacob's vision , how possible it is that the soul may enjoy great happiness , and gain vast accessions of know- ledge , in what ...
Henry Melvill. make , before winding up our subject of discourse . We learn from such narratives as this of Jacob's vision , how possible it is that the soul may enjoy great happiness , and gain vast accessions of know- ledge , in what ...
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... discourses in a dead language . At all events , supposing that the Jews mistook his meaning , what can be said of his not correcting the mistake ? So soon as He knew that they were enraged at Him for a supposed violation of the Sabbath ...
... discourses in a dead language . At all events , supposing that the Jews mistook his meaning , what can be said of his not correcting the mistake ? So soon as He knew that they were enraged at Him for a supposed violation of the Sabbath ...
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