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... more ancient the dispensation , the more easy it becomes to understand its ob- ject . Ezra the scribe , and the people who listened to him as he read the law , were better able to comprehend the designs of the Allwise in separating 9.
... more ancient the dispensation , the more easy it becomes to understand its ob- ject . Ezra the scribe , and the people who listened to him as he read the law , were better able to comprehend the designs of the Allwise in separating 9.
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... ject must be discerned . In contemplating the plan of Providence , this consideration causes no difficulty or delay ; for all who acknowledge the Eternal , acknowledge his inseparable attri- butes , his wisdom , his justice , his ...
... ject must be discerned . In contemplating the plan of Providence , this consideration causes no difficulty or delay ; for all who acknowledge the Eternal , acknowledge his inseparable attri- butes , his wisdom , his justice , his ...
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... ject of express revelation to the Hebrew na- tion . It is sufficient for our purpose to know that at an early period of their history , the people had no idea of such a doctrine : that at the period of the cessation of miracles and ...
... ject of express revelation to the Hebrew na- tion . It is sufficient for our purpose to know that at an early period of their history , the people had no idea of such a doctrine : that at the period of the cessation of miracles and ...
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... ject in the written references to those institu- tions . But the early Hebrew records bear no such traces . No reference can be found to any life but the present in all early relations of public and private vicissitudes , in their songs ...
... ject in the written references to those institu- tions . But the early Hebrew records bear no such traces . No reference can be found to any life but the present in all early relations of public and private vicissitudes , in their songs ...
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... ject of speculation , and the notion of a future retribution might be referred to a period sub- sequent to his translation . In his case it might first perhaps be supposed or believed that the righteous had departed to his reward ...
... ject of speculation , and the notion of a future retribution might be referred to a period sub- sequent to his translation . In his case it might first perhaps be supposed or believed that the righteous had departed to his reward ...
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