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... received honour , and the diligent became rich : Mirza , therefore , was beheld by every eye with complacency , and every tongue pronounced bleffings upon his head . But it was obferved that he derived no joy from the benefits which he ...
... received honour , and the diligent became rich : Mirza , therefore , was beheld by every eye with complacency , and every tongue pronounced bleffings upon his head . But it was obferved that he derived no joy from the benefits which he ...
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... received the Holy Ghoft . The hiftory , to which these words belong , is this . Philip the deacon , ordained at the fame time with St. Stephen , had converted and baptized the people of Samaria : which the apoftles at Jerufalem hearing ...
... received the Holy Ghoft . The hiftory , to which these words belong , is this . Philip the deacon , ordained at the fame time with St. Stephen , had converted and baptized the people of Samaria : which the apoftles at Jerufalem hearing ...
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... received . Q. What proof have you that the Lord hath commanded bread and wine to be received ? I A. From 1 Cor . xi . 23 , 24 , 25 % have received of the Lord , that the Lord Jefus , the fame night in which he was betrayed , took bread ...
... received . Q. What proof have you that the Lord hath commanded bread and wine to be received ? I A. From 1 Cor . xi . 23 , 24 , 25 % have received of the Lord , that the Lord Jefus , the fame night in which he was betrayed , took bread ...
Inhalt
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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