Bibliotheca Sacra and Theological Review, Volume 3Allen, Morrill, and Wardwell, 1846 - Theology |
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... knowledge of their writings . His conformity to Matthew is , on the whole perhaps , more striking than to Luke ; and if it would be too much to affirm that Mark wrote his Gospel with both the other Evangelists before him , yet this may ...
... knowledge of their writings . His conformity to Matthew is , on the whole perhaps , more striking than to Luke ; and if it would be too much to affirm that Mark wrote his Gospel with both the other Evangelists before him , yet this may ...
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... knowledge when improved to the utmost is still imperfect . But , though for these reasons , we may not be able to clear the subject of all obscurity , we are bound to show that there is no necessary contradiction in the testimony of the ...
... knowledge when improved to the utmost is still imperfect . But , though for these reasons , we may not be able to clear the subject of all obscurity , we are bound to show that there is no necessary contradiction in the testimony of the ...
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... knowledge of their contents , unless he stud- ies them with the aid of a Harmony . The present work furnishes in this respect just the facility which is needed ; and we trust that among its other effects , it will serve to direct ...
... knowledge of their contents , unless he stud- ies them with the aid of a Harmony . The present work furnishes in this respect just the facility which is needed ; and we trust that among its other effects , it will serve to direct ...
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... knowledge , or piety , in the ordinary acceptation of these terms , but they are rather the yearnings of the soul towards what may be hereafter , dim foreshadowings of that joy which the disenthralled spirit alone can understand . And ...
... knowledge , or piety , in the ordinary acceptation of these terms , but they are rather the yearnings of the soul towards what may be hereafter , dim foreshadowings of that joy which the disenthralled spirit alone can understand . And ...
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... knowledge , the admiration with which he gazes on the discoveries of science , when all the walks of literature wear the freshness of the morn- ing . He is developing another part of the nature that God has given him . It is always ...
... knowledge , the admiration with which he gazes on the discoveries of science , when all the walks of literature wear the freshness of the morn- ing . He is developing another part of the nature that God has given him . It is always ...
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