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And being we have already shewed his passion was wholly subjected in his
human nature , being that nature consisteth of two parts , the soul and body ; it
will be necessary to declare what he suffered in the body , what in the soul . For
the first ...
And being we have already shewed his passion was wholly subjected in his
human nature , being that nature consisteth of two parts , the soul and body ; it
will be necessary to declare what he suffered in the body , what in the soul . For
the first ...
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flesh any 6 which the Psalmist used , and in the Greek , which the apostle used ,
and we translate the soul , is elsewhere used for the body of a dead man , and
translated so . And when we read in Moses of a prohibition given to the high ...
flesh any 6 which the Psalmist used , and in the Greek , which the apostle used ,
and we translate the soul , is elsewhere used for the body of a dead man , and
translated so . And when we read in Moses of a prohibition given to the high ...
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And though we have translated it in our English CREED , the resurrection of the
body ; yet neither the Greek nor Latin ... there may be ambiguity in the one , in
relation to the celestial and spiritual bodies , but there can be no collusion in the ...
And though we have translated it in our English CREED , the resurrection of the
body ; yet neither the Greek nor Latin ... there may be ambiguity in the one , in
relation to the celestial and spiritual bodies , but there can be no collusion in the ...
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spirit , but of his flesh , and therefore he cannot be said to rise again but in
respect of his flesh which fell : man dieth not in reference to his soul , which is
immortal , but his body ; and therefore he cannot be said to revive , but in
reference to his ...
spirit , but of his flesh , and therefore he cannot be said to rise again but in
respect of his flesh which fell : man dieth not in reference to his soul , which is
immortal , but his body ; and therefore he cannot be said to revive , but in
reference to his ...
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are the which sinned in one body should be punished in another , he which
pleased God in his own flesh should see God with other eyes . As for the wicked ,
God shall “ destroy both their soul and body in hell ; " ( Matt . x . 28. ) but they
which ...
are the which sinned in one body should be punished in another , he which
pleased God in his own flesh should see God with other eyes . As for the wicked ,
God shall “ destroy both their soul and body in hell ; " ( Matt . x . 28. ) but they
which ...
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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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