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The Bible is a book of import much too grave to be treated in this manner . God ,
and heaven , and hell , and never - dying souls , are no originals for fancy
pictures and amusing sketches . It is a degradation of the awful majesty of
Scripture to ...
The Bible is a book of import much too grave to be treated in this manner . God ,
and heaven , and hell , and never - dying souls , are no originals for fancy
pictures and amusing sketches . It is a degradation of the awful majesty of
Scripture to ...
Page 55
10 ; secondly , that “ they searched at what [ time ] and what manner of time , ( sis
ziva i noiov xalgóv ) , the things would take place which were the subject of
revelation , " i . e . when Christ would appear , and what would be the form and ...
10 ; secondly , that “ they searched at what [ time ] and what manner of time , ( sis
ziva i noiov xalgóv ) , the things would take place which were the subject of
revelation , " i . e . when Christ would appear , and what would be the form and ...
Page 70
We are bound to interpret them in the simple manner in which they are presented
to us . I must solicit the reader to weigh well the sentiments which are comprised
in the preceding paragraph . If they are conceded to be correct , ( and to me it ...
We are bound to interpret them in the simple manner in which they are presented
to us . I must solicit the reader to weigh well the sentiments which are comprised
in the preceding paragraph . If they are conceded to be correct , ( and to me it ...
Page 149
shown in the most conspicuous manner . " Glory will be given to God in the
highest , that there is peace on earth , and that good will is manifested to the
children of men . ' It is no part of my design to utter personal reflections or to cast
reproach ...
shown in the most conspicuous manner . " Glory will be given to God in the
highest , that there is peace on earth , and that good will is manifested to the
children of men . ' It is no part of my design to utter personal reflections or to cast
reproach ...
Page 185
And must , therefore , all descriptions of it be interpreted in a manner that
comports with this fundamental principle ? THE KINGDOM OF GOD is
SPIRITUAL . So the Saviour has most explicitly declared : “ The kingdom of God
cometh not with ...
And must , therefore , all descriptions of it be interpreted in a manner that
comports with this fundamental principle ? THE KINGDOM OF GOD is
SPIRITUAL . So the Saviour has most explicitly declared : “ The kingdom of God
cometh not with ...
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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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