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OF THE PRESENT WORK . 1 . This Edition of the New Testament is undertaken
with a view to put the English reader , whose knowledge is confined to our own
language , in possession of some of the principal results of the labours of critics ...
OF THE PRESENT WORK . 1 . This Edition of the New Testament is undertaken
with a view to put the English reader , whose knowledge is confined to our own
language , in possession of some of the principal results of the labours of critics ...
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The precise order of His appearances would naturally , from the overwhelming
nature of their present emotions , be a matter of minor consequence , and
perhaps not even of accurate enquiry till some time had passed . Then , with the
utmost ...
The precise order of His appearances would naturally , from the overwhelming
nature of their present emotions , be a matter of minor consequence , and
perhaps not even of accurate enquiry till some time had passed . Then , with the
utmost ...
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7 , of such an appearance being confined imagine any change in the nature or
person to one person , while the others present were of our Lord to have taken
place at his bapunconscious of it . We can hardly however , tism . The anointing
and ...
7 , of such an appearance being confined imagine any change in the nature or
person to one person , while the others present were of our Lord to have taken
place at his bapunconscious of it . We can hardly however , tism . The anointing
and ...
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... above , the " vain Thy kingdom here is the fulness of the repetition " and the “
much speaking , ” the accomplishment of the kingdom of God , so word ,
especially in its present position of often spoken of in prophetic Scripturc ; & c . d
John xvii .
... above , the " vain Thy kingdom here is the fulness of the repetition " and the “
much speaking , ” the accomplishment of the kingdom of God , so word ,
especially in its present position of often spoken of in prophetic Scripturc ; & c . d
John xvii .
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In the almost en . and seeing his present power working by tire silence of
Scripture on any such doc . his Holy Spirit , openly oppose themselves trine ,
every principle of sound interpreto it , as did , or as were very near doing tation
requires that ...
In the almost en . and seeing his present power working by tire silence of
Scripture on any such doc . his Holy Spirit , openly oppose themselves trine ,
every principle of sound interpreto it , as did , or as were very near doing tation
requires that ...
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| Title | The New Testament for English Readers: pt.1. The three first gospels Volume 1, Parts 1-2 of The New Testament for English Readers: Containing the Authorized Version, Marginal Corrections of Readings and Renderings, Marginal References, and a Critical and Explanatory Commentary, Henry Alford |
| Author | Henry Alford |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | Rivingtons, 1808 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 1 Feb 2008 |
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