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The Lord never left himself without witness . Ever since the world began he had
prophets , who foretold what Christ was to be and to do , who testified beforehand
of the sufferings of Christ , and the glory that should follow . This is the subject of ...
The Lord never left himself without witness . Ever since the world began he had
prophets , who foretold what Christ was to be and to do , who testified beforehand
of the sufferings of Christ , and the glory that should follow . This is the subject of ...
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In the psalms he himself read and meditated day and night , while he was
growing in wisdom and stature . And in them will every true believer meditate ,
that he may have more of the light of the knowlege of the glory of God , as it
shines in the ...
In the psalms he himself read and meditated day and night , while he was
growing in wisdom and stature . And in them will every true believer meditate ,
that he may have more of the light of the knowlege of the glory of God , as it
shines in the ...
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... which is supposed to be part of the grand hallelujah , beginning at the cxiiith ,
and ending with the cxviiith psalm . Hereby our Lord not only made use of , but
also applied plied those divine hymns to himself , he being indeed 3 [ 52 ) CHAP.
... which is supposed to be part of the grand hallelujah , beginning at the cxiiith ,
and ending with the cxviiith psalm . Hereby our Lord not only made use of , but
also applied plied those divine hymns to himself , he being indeed 3 [ 52 ) CHAP.
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plied those divine hymns to himself , he being indeed the very paschal lamb fain
in type from the foundation of the world , and now about to take away fin by the
facrifice of himself . And after he had by his sufferings and death made a full ...
plied those divine hymns to himself , he being indeed the very paschal lamb fain
in type from the foundation of the world , and now about to take away fin by the
facrifice of himself . And after he had by his sufferings and death made a full ...
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What che prophet had experienced himself , the fame he wishes for others- “ Let
all thofe " that put their trust in thee rejoice , let . “ them ever shout for joy ,
because thou u defendest them : Let them also that “ love thy name be joyful in
thee .
What che prophet had experienced himself , the fame he wishes for others- “ Let
all thofe " that put their trust in thee rejoice , let . “ them ever shout for joy ,
because thou u defendest them : Let them also that “ love thy name be joyful in
thee .
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| Title | An Essay on Psalmody ... |
| Author | William Romaine |
| Published | 1775 |
| Original from | National Library of the Netherlands (original from Universiteitsbibliotheek Vrije Universiteit) |
| Digitized | 23 Jan 2018 |
| Length | 368 pages |
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