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the Scriptures is once fairly and fully conceded . He has as good a right to say ,
that Gen . 1 : 16 was designed to convey an occult sense , as such Protestants
have to aver , that Ps . II . XXII . XLV . cx . and other parts of Scripture , have a
double ...
the Scriptures is once fairly and fully conceded . He has as good a right to say ,
that Gen . 1 : 16 was designed to convey an occult sense , as such Protestants
have to aver , that Ps . II . XXII . XLV . cx . and other parts of Scripture , have a
double ...
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It is a degradation of the awful majesty of Scripture to treat it in this way . Were I ...
Viewed in this light , the poetry of the Scriptures is poetry with all its
characteristics ; the prose is prose ; the genealogies are what they purport to be ;
the historic ...
It is a degradation of the awful majesty of Scripture to treat it in this way . Were I ...
Viewed in this light , the poetry of the Scriptures is poetry with all its
characteristics ; the prose is prose ; the genealogies are what they purport to be ;
the historic ...
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In the Psalms , and indeed in a multitude of passages in the Prophets , the
Pentateuch , and all parts of the Scripture , there ... other writers of the New
Testament did admit and adopt a double sense of the Hebrew Scriptures , and
consequently ...
In the Psalms , and indeed in a multitude of passages in the Prophets , the
Pentateuch , and all parts of the Scripture , there ... other writers of the New
Testament did admit and adopt a double sense of the Hebrew Scriptures , and
consequently ...
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There is one simple principle that should run through all preaching and all
expositions ; which is , that the mind of the scriptural writer should be given as it
was originally expressed by his language . The meaning of any book , is simply
what ...
There is one simple principle that should run through all preaching and all
expositions ; which is , that the mind of the scriptural writer should be given as it
was originally expressed by his language . The meaning of any book , is simply
what ...
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... improved and modified , as to become the future residence of the blessed ,
agrees neither with the future state and condition of the blessed , nor with the
declarations of the Scriptures , nor with the most ardent hopes of spiritual
Christians .
... improved and modified , as to become the future residence of the blessed ,
agrees neither with the future state and condition of the blessed , nor with the
declarations of the Scriptures , nor with the most ardent hopes of spiritual
Christians .
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| Title | Hints on the Interpretation of Prophecy ATLA monograph preservation program |
| Author | Moses Stuart |
| Edition | 2, reprint |
| Publisher | Allen, Morrill & Wardwell, 1842 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 30 May 2008 |
| ISBN | 0790503514, 9780790503516 |
| Length | 194 pages |
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