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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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... we should then understand at once nearly every thing in the Scriptures without
any difficulty ; just as easily as we now ... and learned exegetical essays of our
libraries might at once be dispensed with ; at all events we should need them no
...
... we should then understand at once nearly every thing in the Scriptures without
any difficulty ; just as easily as we now ... and learned exegetical essays of our
libraries might at once be dispensed with ; at all events we should need them no
...
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Once for all , however , we may beseech such interpreters to listen to a word of
caution . I will not reproach some of them , as I might do , with the presumption of
undertaking , without any knowledge of the original Scriptures , to expound a
book ...
Once for all , however , we may beseech such interpreters to listen to a word of
caution . I will not reproach some of them , as I might do , with the presumption of
undertaking , without any knowledge of the original Scriptures , to expound a
book ...
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... expect only such a golden age as the perfectability of man will usher in , we
come at once to the very essence of Mr . D . ' s LITERALISM . We shall give , as
briefly as may be , the leading features of it , as developed on p . 163 seq . ; and
give ...
... expect only such a golden age as the perfectability of man will usher in , we
come at once to the very essence of Mr . D . ' s LITERALISM . We shall give , as
briefly as may be , the leading features of it , as developed on p . 163 seq . ; and
give ...
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Or against the New Jerusalem , if , as Mr . D . once intimates , that is to be the
object of attack ? ( 19 ) John in Rev . , and Ezekiel in chap . 38 and seq . , have
made the war of Gog and Magog to PRECEDE both the judgment day and the ...
Or against the New Jerusalem , if , as Mr . D . once intimates , that is to be the
object of attack ? ( 19 ) John in Rev . , and Ezekiel in chap . 38 and seq . , have
made the war of Gog and Magog to PRECEDE both the judgment day and the ...
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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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