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But the first reading has been inserted in verses ; but that , speaking in the dialect
of common people , sereral editions , and is supported by the Codd . Vatican ,
and he was understood by the common people to speak of alms , Beze , some ...
But the first reading has been inserted in verses ; but that , speaking in the dialect
of common people , sereral editions , and is supported by the Codd . Vatican ,
and he was understood by the common people to speak of alms , Beze , some ...
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Our Lord ' s saying being in common of any thing : he alone who is divinely
taught , knows he can use , had nothing difficult in it to a Jew . Natural death is
the do nothing but through Christ strengthening him . Every separation of the
body and ...
Our Lord ' s saying being in common of any thing : he alone who is divinely
taught , knows he can use , had nothing difficult in it to a Jew . Natural death is
the do nothing but through Christ strengthening him . Every separation of the
body and ...
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7 . altar and of the gifts who witnessed the oaths , and would | | But all this was
common swearing ; and whether the subject even in their erempt cases , punish
the perjury . was true or false , the oath was unlawful . A common swearer is
Verse ...
7 . altar and of the gifts who witnessed the oaths , and would | | But all this was
common swearing ; and whether the subject even in their erempt cases , punish
the perjury . was true or false , the oath was unlawful . A common swearer is
Verse ...
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... discourse with all the authoeight woes or rather pathetic , declarations against
the Scribes rity of a lawgiver and judge , he at the same time shews the and
Pharisees . ] . For their unwillingness to let the common tenderness and
compassion ...
... discourse with all the authoeight woes or rather pathetic , declarations against
the Scribes rity of a lawgiver and judge , he at the same time shews the and
Pharisees . ] . For their unwillingness to let the common tenderness and
compassion ...
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This from corruption , and she has done this good work to embalm mode of
speaking was common among the Hebrews . So , 1 and preserve this body ; so
will I order every thing concerning chap . xxvii . 44 . the thieves also , i , e . one of
them .
This from corruption , and she has done this good work to embalm mode of
speaking was common among the Hebrews . So , 1 and preserve this body ; so
will I order every thing concerning chap . xxvii . 44 . the thieves also , i , e . one of
them .
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| Title | The holy Bible, from the authorized tr., with a comm. and critical notes by A. Clarke, Volume 5 The holy Bible, from the authorized tr., with a comm. and critical notes by A. Clarke, Adam Clarke |
| Editor | Adam Clarke |
| Published | 1817 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 21 Feb 2007 |
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