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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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linarians could not deny ; and that this descent was not made by his Divinity , nor
by his body , but by the motion and presence of his soul , and consequently , that
he had a soul distinct both from his flesh and from the Word . Whereas if it could ...
linarians could not deny ; and that this descent was not made by his Divinity , nor
by his body , but by the motion and presence of his soul , and consequently , that
he had a soul distinct both from his flesh and from the Word . Whereas if it could ...
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the fathers was of equal force against these heretics , if it be understood of the
animal soul , as it would be if it were under stood of the rational ; as if those
heretics had equally deprived Christ of the rational and animal soul . For it is most
...
the fathers was of equal force against these heretics , if it be understood of the
animal soul , as it would be if it were under stood of the rational ; as if those
heretics had equally deprived Christ of the rational and animal soul . For it is most
...
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linarians could not deny ; and that this descent was not made by his Divinity , nor
by his body , but by the motion and presence of his soul , and consequently , that
he had a soul distinct both from his flesh and from the Word . Whereas if it could ...
linarians could not deny ; and that this descent was not made by his Divinity , nor
by his body , but by the motion and presence of his soul , and consequently , that
he had a soul distinct both from his flesh and from the Word . Whereas if it could ...
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the fathers was of equal force against these heretics , if it be understood of the
animal soul , as it would be if it were understood of the rational ; as if those
heretics had equally deprived Christ of the rational and animal soul . For it is most
certain ...
the fathers was of equal force against these heretics , if it be understood of the
animal soul , as it would be if it were understood of the rational ; as if those
heretics had equally deprived Christ of the rational and animal soul . For it is most
certain ...
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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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