The Eclectic Review, Volume 27C. Taylor, 1827 |
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... give such a representa- tion of the effeminate and corrupt state of society at Rome , as may suggest the reflection , - This odious mass of vice and ' impurity unknown in other countries , is then the real produce of that religion which ...
... give such a representa- tion of the effeminate and corrupt state of society at Rome , as may suggest the reflection , - This odious mass of vice and ' impurity unknown in other countries , is then the real produce of that religion which ...
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... gives his penny , may give more than the rich man who con- tributes his guinea , is obviously the sentiment which our Lord designed to inculcate . The case of the Church at Jerusalem is most rashly adduced as a precedent . The Writer is ...
... gives his penny , may give more than the rich man who con- tributes his guinea , is obviously the sentiment which our Lord designed to inculcate . The case of the Church at Jerusalem is most rashly adduced as a precedent . The Writer is ...
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... give an idea of the extraordi- nary rejoicings by an hyperbolical expression . " The praise of angels is accounted ... give him kind access to thee ; Give him a place within thy house , To taste thy love divinely free . ' Watts ...
... give an idea of the extraordi- nary rejoicings by an hyperbolical expression . " The praise of angels is accounted ... give him kind access to thee ; Give him a place within thy house , To taste thy love divinely free . ' Watts ...
Contents
Lewiss Christian Characteristics | 64 |
Answer to a printed Paper entitled Manifesto of the Christian Evidence | 114 |
Baroness Von Minutolis Recollections of Egypt | 132 |
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