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Pagina 122
... teach in perfect harmony . The second instructor may teach more than the first ; but so far as they give instruction on the same subjects , if both teach the truth , they must both teach the same lesson . 2. It is natural to expect that ...
... teach in perfect harmony . The second instructor may teach more than the first ; but so far as they give instruction on the same subjects , if both teach the truth , they must both teach the same lesson . 2. It is natural to expect that ...
Pagina 129
... teach those to whom it was ad- dressed the way of salvation . Hence , allusions to the principal events in the new dispensation are everywhere to be met with . Hence , also , assurances of pardon are made to the penitent , and God is ...
... teach those to whom it was ad- dressed the way of salvation . Hence , allusions to the principal events in the new dispensation are everywhere to be met with . Hence , also , assurances of pardon are made to the penitent , and God is ...
Pagina 174
... teach that the keeping of the seventh day is not obligatory ; and as they did keep the first day as a day of religious worship ; it seems reasonable to conclude that they intended to teach , that the first day was that which we are , as ...
... teach that the keeping of the seventh day is not obligatory ; and as they did keep the first day as a day of religious worship ; it seems reasonable to conclude that they intended to teach , that the first day was that which we are , as ...
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The Elements of Moral Science: With Questions for Examination Francis Wayland,Joseph Angus Fragmentweergave - 1835 |
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