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With good right in that remarkable religious romance of earliest Christian times ,
The Recognitions of Clement , and in the cognate Clementine Homilies , Peter
draws a contrast between the wonderful works of Christ and those alleged by the
...
With good right in that remarkable religious romance of earliest Christian times ,
The Recognitions of Clement , and in the cognate Clementine Homilies , Peter
draws a contrast between the wonderful works of Christ and those alleged by the
...
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4 ) ; He did not walk on the sea , but on the shore ; He did not tell Peter to find a
stater in the fish's mouth , but to catch as many fish as would sell for that money ;
He did not raise Lazarus from the dead , but guessed from the description of his ...
4 ) ; He did not walk on the sea , but on the shore ; He did not tell Peter to find a
stater in the fish's mouth , but to catch as many fish as would sell for that money ;
He did not raise Lazarus from the dead , but guessed from the description of his ...
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These , invited with their Master , and , no doubt , mainly to do honour to Him , in
all likelihood are not the Twelve , but only those five whose calling has just before
been recorded , Andrew and Peter , Philip and Nathanael ( Bartholomew ? ) ...
These , invited with their Master , and , no doubt , mainly to do honour to Him , in
all likelihood are not the Twelve , but only those five whose calling has just before
been recorded , Andrew and Peter , Philip and Nathanael ( Bartholomew ? ) ...
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... our Lord then predicting to Peter that hereafter he should ' catch men , ' but not
at that time summoning him to enter on the work ; he therefore with his fellows
continuing for a season in their usual employments ; till a little later , as by the two
...
... our Lord then predicting to Peter that hereafter he should ' catch men , ' but not
at that time summoning him to enter on the work ; he therefore with his fellows
continuing for a season in their usual employments ; till a little later , as by the two
...
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40-42 , does it not appear that three out of these four , Andrew and Peter certainly
, and most probably John himself ( ver . 35 ) , had been already called ? No doubt
they had then , on the banks of Jordan , been brought into a transient ...
40-42 , does it not appear that three out of these four , Andrew and Peter certainly
, and most probably John himself ( ver . 35 ) , had been already called ? No doubt
they had then , on the banks of Jordan , been brought into a transient ...
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| Tytuł | Notes on the Miracles of Our Lord |
| Autor | Richard Chenevix Trench |
| Wydanie | 2 |
| Wydawca | D. Appleton, 1866 |
| W formie oryginalnej | Uniwersytet w Lozannie |
| W formie cyfrowej | 11 Wrz 2009 |
| Liczba stron | 375 |
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