The Epistles ... to the Corinthians [Gr. text] with notes and dissertations, by A.P. Stanley, Volume 21855 |
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... mind ; possibly some new con- spiracy against his life had been discovered on the road ; but the expressions which describe his state at this time2 , rather imply that the gloom and misery which oppressed him were either chiefly ...
... mind ; possibly some new con- spiracy against his life had been discovered on the road ; but the expressions which describe his state at this time2 , rather imply that the gloom and misery which oppressed him were either chiefly ...
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... mind was relieved even more than if they had literally observed his orders . They had judged , he almost seemed to think , more wisely in this respect than himself ; and generally he felt that confidence between them was now entirely ...
... mind was relieved even more than if they had literally observed his orders . They had judged , he almost seemed to think , more wisely in this respect than himself ; and generally he felt that confidence between them was now entirely ...
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... mind , was one of overwhelming thankfulness for relief from the anxiety which he had , up to that moment , felt for the effects of his Epistle ; next , indignation at the insinuations of his adversaries . To give vent to the double tide ...
... mind , was one of overwhelming thankfulness for relief from the anxiety which he had , up to that moment , felt for the effects of his Epistle ; next , indignation at the insinuations of his adversaries . To give vent to the double tide ...
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... mind , the moment that he begins to address the Corin- thians , and cross each other in almost equal proportions in this passage . The first is an overwhelming sense of grati- tude for his deliverance from his distress , whether it were ...
... mind , the moment that he begins to address the Corin- thians , and cross each other in almost equal proportions in this passage . The first is an overwhelming sense of grati- tude for his deliverance from his distress , whether it were ...
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... mind for good and evil in all ages ; the significant maxim of the Roman poet , " Homo sum , humani nihil a me alienum puto , " transfigured for the first time in the pure ra- diance of truth and holiness . For the right understanding of ...
... mind for good and evil in all ages ; the significant maxim of the Roman poet , " Homo sum , humani nihil a me alienum puto , " transfigured for the first time in the pure ra- diance of truth and holiness . For the right understanding of ...
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Page 328 - For a man indeed ought not to cover his head, forasmuch as he is the image and glory of God : but the woman is the glory of the man. 8 For the man is not of the woman; but the woman of the man. 9 Neither was the man created for the woman; but the woman for the man.