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Pagina 110
... light ; not a light which is His , but a light which is He ; not a light which flowes from him , no , nor a light which is in him , but that light which is He himself . Lighten our darknesse , we beseech thee , O Lord , O Father of lights ...
... light ; not a light which is His , but a light which is He ; not a light which flowes from him , no , nor a light which is in him , but that light which is He himself . Lighten our darknesse , we beseech thee , O Lord , O Father of lights ...
Pagina 112
... light ; not a light which is His , but a light which is He ; not a light which flowes from him , no , nor a light which is in him , but that light which is He himself . Lighten our darknesse , we beseech thee , O Lord , O Father of lights ...
... light ; not a light which is His , but a light which is He ; not a light which flowes from him , no , nor a light which is in him , but that light which is He himself . Lighten our darknesse , we beseech thee , O Lord , O Father of lights ...
Pagina 114
... light of nature , reason , is our light , which is another Circumstance . 221 222 Of those words , John 1.9 That was the true light , that lighteth every man that commeth into the World , the slackest sense that they can admit ...
... light of nature , reason , is our light , which is another Circumstance . 221 222 Of those words , John 1.9 That was the true light , that lighteth every man that commeth into the World , the slackest sense that they can admit ...
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