The Anti-Jacobin Review and Protestant Advocate: Or, Monthly Political and Literary Censor, Band 55Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1818 |
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... heaven , and that which is on the altar , therefore , it is separated and divided from itself . I answer , by this argument it is rightly proved that the places themselves are separated , that is , heaven and earth , so that the body of ...
... heaven , and that which is on the altar , therefore , it is separated and divided from itself . I answer , by this argument it is rightly proved that the places themselves are separated , that is , heaven and earth , so that the body of ...
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... Heaven . Indeed , all the actions of our Lord convey some wholesome instruction , and by this in particular he shews the true nature of fervent prayer , directing not merely the eye , but the mind to Heaven , and accompanying the ...
... Heaven . Indeed , all the actions of our Lord convey some wholesome instruction , and by this in particular he shews the true nature of fervent prayer , directing not merely the eye , but the mind to Heaven , and accompanying the ...
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... heaven and hell ; and , despairing , look up to heaven , and silently blame their tyrant there ; " As I live , saith the Lord , I have no pleasure in the death of him that dieth , but would rather that he would turn and live . " Could ...
... heaven and hell ; and , despairing , look up to heaven , and silently blame their tyrant there ; " As I live , saith the Lord , I have no pleasure in the death of him that dieth , but would rather that he would turn and live . " Could ...
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