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Death then entered , and showed his face , which before was shut out , and not
known . So St. Paul , Rom . v . 12 , “ By one man sin entered into “ the world , and
death by sin ; " i . e . a state of death and mortality : and , 1 Cor . xv . 22 , “ In Adam
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Death then entered , and showed his face , which before was shut out , and not
known . So St. Paul , Rom . v . 12 , “ By one man sin entered into “ the world , and
death by sin ; " i . e . a state of death and mortality : and , 1 Cor . xv . 22 , “ In Adam
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I must confess , by death here , I can understand nothing but a ceasing to be , the
losing of all actions of life and sense . Such a death came on Adam , and all his
posterity , by his first disobedience in paradise ; under which death they should ...
I must confess , by death here , I can understand nothing but a ceasing to be , the
losing of all actions of life and sense . Such a death came on Adam , and all his
posterity , by his first disobedience in paradise ; under which death they should ...
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And this is so conformable to the eternal and established law of right and wrong ,
that it is spoken of too , as if it could not be otherwise . St. James says , chap . i .
15 , “ Sir , when it is finished , bringeth forth death , " as it were , by a natural and ...
And this is so conformable to the eternal and established law of right and wrong ,
that it is spoken of too , as if it could not be otherwise . St. James says , chap . i .
15 , “ Sir , when it is finished , bringeth forth death , " as it were , by a natural and ...
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This concealment of himself will seem strange , in one who was come to bring
light into the world , and was to suffer death for the testimony of the truth . This
reservedness will be thought to look , as if he had a mind to conceal himself , and
not ...
This concealment of himself will seem strange , in one who was come to bring
light into the world , and was to suffer death for the testimony of the truth . This
reservedness will be thought to look , as if he had a mind to conceal himself , and
not ...
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Upon this , Jesus tells them they ought to believe him to be the Messiah ,
notwithstanding what had happened ; nay , they ought , by his sufferings and
death , to be confirmed in that faith , that he was the Messiah , And ver . 26 , 27 ,
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Upon this , Jesus tells them they ought to believe him to be the Messiah ,
notwithstanding what had happened ; nay , they ought , by his sufferings and
death , to be confirmed in that faith , that he was the Messiah , And ver . 26 , 27 ,
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| Title | The Works of John Locke, in Nine Volumes... Volume the First (-ninth): VI., Volume 4 |
| Author | John Locke |
| Edition | 12 |
| Publisher | Stirling and Slade, 1824 |
| Original from | Sapienza University of Rome (Biblioteca di Filosofia) |
| Digitized | 2 May 2013 |
| Length | 436 pages |
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