The Ecclesiastical Class Book, Or, History of the Church: From the Birth of Christ to the Present TimeF.J. Huntington, 1839 - 255 |
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... character of the pacific age . Such tranquillity was indeed necessary , to enable the ministers of Christ to execute with success , their sublime commission to the human race . An unexampled degree of civilization also prevailed ...
... character of the pacific age . Such tranquillity was indeed necessary , to enable the ministers of Christ to execute with success , their sublime commission to the human race . An unexampled degree of civilization also prevailed ...
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... character of Je hovah was lost . Human accountability was disregarded , and holiness of life , if conceived of , was unpracticed . 4. In respect to the Jewish nation , which inhabited Judea , where Christ was born , more correct notions ...
... character of Je hovah was lost . Human accountability was disregarded , and holiness of life , if conceived of , was unpracticed . 4. In respect to the Jewish nation , which inhabited Judea , where Christ was born , more correct notions ...
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... character of his divine master was the most honorable that can be conceived . 4. At the age of thirty , Christ made his appearance to John on the banks of the river Jordan , where he was baptized ; by which he gave the sanction of his ...
... character of his divine master was the most honorable that can be conceived . 4. At the age of thirty , Christ made his appearance to John on the banks of the river Jordan , where he was baptized ; by which he gave the sanction of his ...
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... character and con- duct , at length , proved to be more odious and atrocious , than had been those of his predecessor . The extravagance and impiety of Caligula rendered him justly hated , in every part of his dominions . Through vain ...
... character and con- duct , at length , proved to be more odious and atrocious , than had been those of his predecessor . The extravagance and impiety of Caligula rendered him justly hated , in every part of his dominions . Through vain ...
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... CHARACTERS IN PERIOD II . 1-12 . The Apostles Peter , Andrew , James , John , Philip , Bartholomew , Matthew , Thomas , James the Less , Simon the Canaanite , Jude and Matthias . 13. Stephen , a deacon of the Church at Jerusalem , and ...
... CHARACTERS IN PERIOD II . 1-12 . The Apostles Peter , Andrew , James , John , Philip , Bartholomew , Matthew , Thomas , James the Less , Simon the Canaanite , Jude and Matthias . 13. Stephen , a deacon of the Church at Jerusalem , and ...
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