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Page 61
He says , that , “ we have a sure word of prophecy , whereunto we do well to take
heed , as unto a light shining in a dark place , ” 2 Pet . 1 : 19 . A light shining ! But
how prophecy is a light , or how it shines , or can shine before the events ...
He says , that , “ we have a sure word of prophecy , whereunto we do well to take
heed , as unto a light shining in a dark place , ” 2 Pet . 1 : 19 . A light shining ! But
how prophecy is a light , or how it shines , or can shine before the events ...
Page 64
The church is to wait for hundreds or thousands of years , before any true light
dawns upon the darkness of the oracles . Fulfilment alone can diffuse this light .
The treasure has been locked up , and withdrawn from the view of all ; and yet
men ...
The church is to wait for hundreds or thousands of years , before any true light
dawns upon the darkness of the oracles . Fulfilment alone can diffuse this light .
The treasure has been locked up , and withdrawn from the view of all ; and yet
men ...
Page 65
1 Cor . 14 : 28 . And yet after all this , which stands out in the full blaze of heaven '
s light , we are every day told by one class of interpreters , that the ancient
prophets habitually practised the very things , which Paul first argues down and ...
1 Cor . 14 : 28 . And yet after all this , which stands out in the full blaze of heaven '
s light , we are every day told by one class of interpreters , that the ancient
prophets habitually practised the very things , which Paul first argues down and ...
Page 91
4 ; and then commences a colloquy between two angels , designed to cast further
light on what had been said . One angel inquires of the other : “ How long shall it
be to the end of these wonders ? ” v . 6 . The answer , introduced by an appeal ...
4 ; and then commences a colloquy between two angels , designed to cast further
light on what had been said . One angel inquires of the other : “ How long shall it
be to the end of these wonders ? ” v . 6 . The answer , introduced by an appeal ...
Page 108
Viewed in this light , ( and I am persuaded this is the light in which the passages
before us ought to be viewed ) , these declarations of Jesus do not establish the
position , that we ought not to apply the passages in Daniel according to the plain
...
Viewed in this light , ( and I am persuaded this is the light in which the passages
before us ought to be viewed ) , these declarations of Jesus do not establish the
position , that we ought not to apply the passages in Daniel according to the plain
...
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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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