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The first heaven and the first earth have passed away , and there is no more sea ,
" Rev . 21 : 1 . Peter says , also , that “ the heavens shall pass away with a great
noise , and the elements burning shall be dissolved , and the earth and the ...
The first heaven and the first earth have passed away , and there is no more sea ,
" Rev . 21 : 1 . Peter says , also , that “ the heavens shall pass away with a great
noise , and the elements burning shall be dissolved , and the earth and the ...
Page 175
12 ) , that “ Christ will not dwell habitually at the Jerusalem ” re - built upon the
site of the ancient metropolis of Judea , but “ in the New Jerusalem which comes
down from God out of heaven , ” and that he will visit the first Jerusalem here ...
12 ) , that “ Christ will not dwell habitually at the Jerusalem ” re - built upon the
site of the ancient metropolis of Judea , but “ in the New Jerusalem which comes
down from God out of heaven , ” and that he will visit the first Jerusalem here ...
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who live there , besides Christ ; nor , thirdly , what sort of intercourse or relation
subsists between the heavenly ... If the saints are to be with Christ , who dwells
habitually in the New Jerusalem which is from heaven , how can they be at the ...
who live there , besides Christ ; nor , thirdly , what sort of intercourse or relation
subsists between the heavenly ... If the saints are to be with Christ , who dwells
habitually in the New Jerusalem which is from heaven , how can they be at the ...
Page 180
Are they to go into the heavenly or the earthly Jerusalem ? Are they to be
provided with resurrection - bodies , or are they to go away into a separate state ,
i . e . the heavenly world ? He has told us nothing about a resurrection of the
bodies of ...
Are they to go into the heavenly or the earthly Jerusalem ? Are they to be
provided with resurrection - bodies , or are they to go away into a separate state ,
i . e . the heavenly world ? He has told us nothing about a resurrection of the
bodies of ...
Page 183
So it is , also , in respect to angels ; and so as to heaven , and hell . Angels are
furnished with attributes analogous to human ones ; heaven is like an Eden , with
its rivers , and trees , and palaces , and feasts ; hell is a lake of fire and brimstone
...
So it is , also , in respect to angels ; and so as to heaven , and hell . Angels are
furnished with attributes analogous to human ones ; heaven is like an Eden , with
its rivers , and trees , and palaces , and feasts ; hell is a lake of fire and brimstone
...
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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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