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to shorten and waste , and to have an end ; and man nature in his postsrity it is
strange that the from thence to his actual death , was but like the New Testament
should not any where take notice time of a prisoner between the sentence
passed ...
to shorten and waste , and to have an end ; and man nature in his postsrity it is
strange that the from thence to his actual death , was but like the New Testament
should not any where take notice time of a prisoner between the sentence
passed ...
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Then they recovered from one may be in such an estate , that it had been death ,
which otherwise all mankind should have “ better for him not to have been born . ”
But that continued under , lost for ever , as appears by St. such a temporary life ...
Then they recovered from one may be in such an estate , that it had been death ,
which otherwise all mankind should have “ better for him not to have been born . ”
But that continued under , lost for ever , as appears by St. such a temporary life ...
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Though the magistrates of the world had no the power of life and death was taken
from them ; great regard to the talk of a king , who had suffer- whereby he had an
opportunity to publish the kinged death , and appeared no longer any where ...
Though the magistrates of the world had no the power of life and death was taken
from them ; great regard to the talk of a king , who had suffer- whereby he had an
opportunity to publish the kinged death , and appeared no longer any where ...
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-and death , the wages of sin , being the portion 140. This may serve a little to
explain the im- of all those who had transgressed the righteous mortality of the
sons of God , who are in this , like law of God , the Son of God would in vain have
...
-and death , the wages of sin , being the portion 140. This may serve a little to
explain the im- of all those who had transgressed the righteous mortality of the
sons of God , who are in this , like law of God , the Son of God would in vain have
...
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He was buried in the Via Ostiensis about manding him to be put to death . two
miles from Rome , over whose grave , about 9. How long'he remained in prison is
not cer- the year 318 , Constantine the Great , at the intainly known : at last his ...
He was buried in the Via Ostiensis about manding him to be put to death . two
miles from Rome , over whose grave , about 9. How long'he remained in prison is
not cer- the year 318 , Constantine the Great , at the intainly known : at last his ...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Christian Library, Volúmenes5-6 The Christian Library, Jonathan Going |
| Editor | Jonathan Going |
| Editor | T. George, jr., 1836 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad del Noroeste |
| Digitalizado | 22 Sep. 2011 |
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