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Pagina 118
... Glory , the 20 Son of God , then in all them , in that illus- tration , that emanation , that effusion of beams of glory , which began not to shine 6000. yeares ago , but 6000. millions of mil- lions ago , had been 6000. millions of mil ...
... Glory , the 20 Son of God , then in all them , in that illus- tration , that emanation , that effusion of beams of glory , which began not to shine 6000. yeares ago , but 6000. millions of mil- lions ago , had been 6000. millions of mil ...
Pagina 256
... glory . So farewell . An Ode for Him Ah Ben ! Say how , or when Shall we thy Guests Meet at those Lyrick Feasts , Made at the Sun , 133 The Dog , the triple Tunne ? " Where we such clusters had , As made us nobly wild , not mad ; And ...
... glory . So farewell . An Ode for Him Ah Ben ! Say how , or when Shall we thy Guests Meet at those Lyrick Feasts , Made at the Sun , 133 The Dog , the triple Tunne ? " Where we such clusters had , As made us nobly wild , not mad ; And ...
Pagina 340
... glory , and the quality of either state after death , makes a folly of posthumous mem- ory . God who can only destroy our souls , and hath assured our resurrection , either of our bodies or names hath directly promised no duration ...
... glory , and the quality of either state after death , makes a folly of posthumous mem- ory . God who can only destroy our souls , and hath assured our resurrection , either of our bodies or names hath directly promised no duration ...
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