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Page 11
because they are the laws of our communicative nature and faculties — because
we find the basis of them within ourselves , and are conscious therefore of their
binding force . But suppose that we are called upon to give our assent to a rule of
...
because they are the laws of our communicative nature and faculties — because
we find the basis of them within ourselves , and are conscious therefore of their
binding force . But suppose that we are called upon to give our assent to a rule of
...
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How then can we prescribe a rule of interpretation , and apply this rule to the
Scriptures , when we are constrained to acknowledge , that no other book on
earth , addressed by intelligent and serious men to the reason and
understanding 14 ...
How then can we prescribe a rule of interpretation , and apply this rule to the
Scriptures , when we are constrained to acknowledge , that no other book on
earth , addressed by intelligent and serious men to the reason and
understanding 14 ...
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In fact , unless we say that every man ' s own fancy is his rule , in the matter of an
occult sense , I wot not where we are to find a rule . Is there any resort except to
inspiration ? I can see no other . If then we should resort to inspiration as the ...
In fact , unless we say that every man ' s own fancy is his rule , in the matter of an
occult sense , I wot not where we are to find a rule . Is there any resort except to
inspiration ? I can see no other . If then we should resort to inspiration as the ...
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The Jesuit , who discovered that the account of the creation of “ the sun to rule the
day , and of the moon and stars to rule the night , " in the first chapter of Genesis ,
was intended , mystically and in the way of ůnóroid , to teach the supremacy of ...
The Jesuit , who discovered that the account of the creation of “ the sun to rule the
day , and of the moon and stars to rule the night , " in the first chapter of Genesis ,
was intended , mystically and in the way of ůnóroid , to teach the supremacy of ...
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... those who differ froin him as to millennial speculations , and seems to consider
them as wilfully shutting their eyes against the light of truth , and as refusing to
apply the plainest and most cogent rules of interpretation , he himself still takes
the ...
... those who differ froin him as to millennial speculations , and seems to consider
them as wilfully shutting their eyes against the light of truth , and as refusing to
apply the plainest and most cogent rules of interpretation , he himself still takes
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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