History of the Waldenses: Connected with a Sketch of the Christian Church from the Birth of Christ to the Eighteenth Century |
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... punishments — that He was appointed of God to judge the world in righteousness at the last day ; and , finally , the gracious promise , that whosoever believeth the divine testi- mony concerning himself , shall not perish but have ...
... punishments — that He was appointed of God to judge the world in righteousness at the last day ; and , finally , the gracious promise , that whosoever believeth the divine testi- mony concerning himself , shall not perish but have ...
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... punishing , in the persons of Ana- nias and his wife Sapphira , the odious crimes of dissimu- lation and hypocrisy ; and this awful display of the divine jealousy and holiness impressed the whole church with reverence and fear ; while ...
... punishing , in the persons of Ana- nias and his wife Sapphira , the odious crimes of dissimu- lation and hypocrisy ; and this awful display of the divine jealousy and holiness impressed the whole church with reverence and fear ; while ...
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... punished the latter , that they did not bring down upon their own heads the vengeance of the former . The officers , how- ever , were sent to take them , being enjoined to do it without violence . The apostles peaceably yielded ...
... punished the latter , that they did not bring down upon their own heads the vengeance of the former . The officers , how- ever , were sent to take them , being enjoined to do it without violence . The apostles peaceably yielded ...
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... punish the guards as if they had been guilty of conniving at his escape , was the likeliest method to stop further inquiry , and prevent the people from suspecting any thing extraordi- nary in the affair . * Herod did not long survive ...
... punish the guards as if they had been guilty of conniving at his escape , was the likeliest method to stop further inquiry , and prevent the people from suspecting any thing extraordi- nary in the affair . * Herod did not long survive ...
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... punishments . The Stoics , who were intolerably proud and arrogant , held that matter was eternal , God corporeal , and that either God was the soul of the world , or the world itself a god . They looked upon all things as subject to an ...
... punishments . The Stoics , who were intolerably proud and arrogant , held that matter was eternal , God corporeal , and that either God was the soul of the world , or the world itself a god . They looked upon all things as subject to an ...
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