The Christian Review, Volume 24Gould, Kendall & Lincoln, 1859 - Baptists |
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... distinct community , and at once elected an in- dividual who was formally recognized by the government as the agent and representative of the Protestants at the Porte . They were thus placed , at least temporarily , on an equal footing ...
... distinct community , and at once elected an in- dividual who was formally recognized by the government as the agent and representative of the Protestants at the Porte . They were thus placed , at least temporarily , on an equal footing ...
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... distinct than his , and this , of itself , is sufficient to rebut the unfounded charges of plagi- arism made against him . He does , indeed , borrow his themes uniformly , but his manner of presenting them is wholly his own . This ...
... distinct than his , and this , of itself , is sufficient to rebut the unfounded charges of plagi- arism made against him . He does , indeed , borrow his themes uniformly , but his manner of presenting them is wholly his own . This ...
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... distinct , yet perfectly consistent with each other - the incumbent duty of Christian education , and the positive institution of heaven for the conversion of men . " We are too prone to give up the " generation going away in despair ...
... distinct , yet perfectly consistent with each other - the incumbent duty of Christian education , and the positive institution of heaven for the conversion of men . " We are too prone to give up the " generation going away in despair ...
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... separation becoming less and less distinct . Wealth stands out prominently , in the sight of all men , as the colossal power through which every human gratification is to be gained , and every 1859. ] 61 The Domestic Constitution .
... separation becoming less and less distinct . Wealth stands out prominently , in the sight of all men , as the colossal power through which every human gratification is to be gained , and every 1859. ] 61 The Domestic Constitution .
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... distinct and prominent place among the sects at the beginning of her history , we should expect her to fur- nish her own historian , while the extraneous notices of 64 [ Jan. , The Early Heathen THE EARLY HEATHEN WITNESSES OF CHRIS ...
... distinct and prominent place among the sects at the beginning of her history , we should expect her to fur- nish her own historian , while the extraneous notices of 64 [ Jan. , The Early Heathen THE EARLY HEATHEN WITNESSES OF CHRIS ...
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