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Secondly , We shall prove not only a bare priority of existence , but a pre -
existence of some certain and acknowledged space of duration . For whosoever
was before John the Baptist , and before Abraham , was some space of time
before ...
Secondly , We shall prove not only a bare priority of existence , but a pre -
existence of some certain and acknowledged space of duration . For whosoever
was before John the Baptist , and before Abraham , was some space of time
before ...
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Secondly , Where the same name is any way used with an article , by way of
excellency , it likewise signifieth the same supreme Godhead as admitting others
to a communion of Deity , but excluding them from the supremacy . Upon these
two ...
Secondly , Where the same name is any way used with an article , by way of
excellency , it likewise signifieth the same supreme Godhead as admitting others
to a communion of Deity , but excluding them from the supremacy . Upon these
two ...
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Secondly , As the blessed Virgin excluded all mankind , and particularly Joseph ,
to whom she was then espoused , by her assertion ; so did she exclude herself
by the manner of the question , shewing that of herself she could not cause any ...
Secondly , As the blessed Virgin excluded all mankind , and particularly Joseph ,
to whom she was then espoused , by her assertion ; so did she exclude herself
by the manner of the question , shewing that of herself she could not cause any ...
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Secondly , he suffered a true and proper dissolution at his death ; his soul being
really separated , and his body left without the least vitality , as our dead bodies
are . Thirdly , the same soul was reunited to the same body , and so he lived ...
Secondly , he suffered a true and proper dissolution at his death ; his soul being
really separated , and his body left without the least vitality , as our dead bodies
are . Thirdly , the same soul was reunited to the same body , and so he lived ...
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secondly , by the testimony of Christ himself , who said , “ With men it is
impossible , but not with God ; for with God all things are possible . ” ( Mark x . 27.
) Now he , to whom all things are possible and to whom nothing is impossible , is
truly ...
secondly , by the testimony of Christ himself , who said , “ With men it is
impossible , but not with God ; for with God all things are possible . ” ( Mark x . 27.
) Now he , to whom all things are possible and to whom nothing is impossible , is
truly ...
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| Titel | An Exposition of the Creed: A New and Improved Ed., to which for the First Time is Added an Appendix Containing the Principal Greek and Latin Creeds |
| Autor/in | John Pearson |
| Verlag | R. Priestley, 1824 |
| Original von | University of California |
| Digitalisiert | 20. Juli 2010 |
| Länge | 660 Seiten |
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