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His residence here I beg the reader to remember , because it will throw light upon
a circumstance which will require development in the course of the present work .
It appears when he left Saumur that he directed his course towards Italy , and ...
His residence here I beg the reader to remember , because it will throw light upon
a circumstance which will require development in the course of the present work .
It appears when he left Saumur that he directed his course towards Italy , and ...
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His first work bore the following title : “ Truth exalted , in a short but sure
Testimony against all those Religions , Faiths ; and Worships , that have been
formed and followed in the Darkness of Apostasy , and for that glorious Light ,
which is now ...
His first work bore the following title : “ Truth exalted , in a short but sure
Testimony against all those Religions , Faiths ; and Worships , that have been
formed and followed in the Darkness of Apostasy , and for that glorious Light ,
which is now ...
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From these and other considerations, the early Quakers looked upon the system
in question in the light now mentioned; and hence it was that they spoke with an
authority which might have the appearance of arrogance with others. Much about
...
From these and other considerations, the early Quakers looked upon the system
in question in the light now mentioned; and hence it was that they spoke with an
authority which might have the appearance of arrogance with others. Much about
...
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... where sin lived , there it must die , there it must be crucified . The way in · which
it was to be borne was spiritual , that is , by an inward submission of the soul to
the will of God , as it was manifested by the light of Christ in the consciences of ...
... where sin lived , there it must die , there it must be crucified . The way in · which
it was to be borne was spiritual , that is , by an inward submission of the soul to
the will of God , as it was manifested by the light of Christ in the consciences of ...
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... not be taken from thee . There is no other way that shall prosper , than that
which the holy men of old walked in . God hath brought immortality to light , and
life immortal is felt . His love overcomes my heart . Glory be to his name for
evermore !
... not be taken from thee . There is no other way that shall prosper , than that
which the holy men of old walked in . God hath brought immortality to light , and
life immortal is felt . His love overcomes my heart . Glory be to his name for
evermore !
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| Titel | Memoirs of the Private and Public Life of William Penn, Band 1 Memoirs of the Private and Public Life of William Penn, Thomas Clarkson |
| Autor/in | Thomas Clarkson |
| Verlag | R. Taylor, 1813 |
| Länge | 500 Seiten |
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