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... will come to be * To illustrate this by a reference to the bistory of our own
countrywe might say in language very like that of Daniel— “ In that day was
James the king of the Britons driven out , and William the Dutchman took the
kingdomn .
... will come to be * To illustrate this by a reference to the bistory of our own
countrywe might say in language very like that of Daniel— “ In that day was
James the king of the Britons driven out , and William the Dutchman took the
kingdomn .
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There seems to be nothing in the language of the prophecy which absolutely
requires us to understand that the four empires should succeed each other ,
though the prophet could only describe the symbols in succession . The symbols
appear ...
There seems to be nothing in the language of the prophecy which absolutely
requires us to understand that the four empires should succeed each other ,
though the prophet could only describe the symbols in succession . The symbols
appear ...
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... respecting things which are self - evident ; and this certainty ( which is in fact
the basis of all demonstration ) I think the rcader will feel , who carefully reads the
Epistles to the Thessalonians , and considers their language and their scope .
... respecting things which are self - evident ; and this certainty ( which is in fact
the basis of all demonstration ) I think the rcader will feel , who carefully reads the
Epistles to the Thessalonians , and considers their language and their scope .
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To be sure , if we may go so far away from the plain letter of scripture , it will
easily admit of any construction ; and therefore this language which appeared to
all the writers whom I have mentioned , to predict the setting up of Christianity on
the ...
To be sure , if we may go so far away from the plain letter of scripture , it will
easily admit of any construction ; and therefore this language which appeared to
all the writers whom I have mentioned , to predict the setting up of Christianity on
the ...
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| Title | An Attempt to Elucidate the Prophecies Concerning Antichrist Issue 3 of Collectanea. Controversial |
| Author | Samuel Roffey Maitland |
| Publisher | C.J.G. Rivington, 1830 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 6 Mar 2019 |
| Length | 22 pages |
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