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... observed the sabbatic law , it is indisputable that this mode of computing time , for which no other assignable reason than that law can be conceived , was in use ages before the origin of the Jewish dispensation . The expres- sion ...
... observed the sabbatic law , it is indisputable that this mode of computing time , for which no other assignable reason than that law can be conceived , was in use ages before the origin of the Jewish dispensation . The expres- sion ...
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... observation of the seventh day was characteristic of the Jews , is itself in striking conformity with the great fact we ... observed , it must have been of primeval origin , and could not have been peculiar to that peculiar dispensation ...
... observation of the seventh day was characteristic of the Jews , is itself in striking conformity with the great fact we ... observed , it must have been of primeval origin , and could not have been peculiar to that peculiar dispensation ...
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... observed as such ( amongst Christians at least ) might well be left to the discretion of the Church , provided that every seventh day were so observed . on 8. It should also be considered that the observance of one and the same day as ...
... observed as such ( amongst Christians at least ) might well be left to the discretion of the Church , provided that every seventh day were so observed . on 8. It should also be considered that the observance of one and the same day as ...
Inhalt
Preliminary Remarks | 5 |
Earl Greys Despatch Circular to the British Governors | 1 |
Return to Address of the House of Commons Feb 8 1849 | 4 |
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