The Prospective Review: A Quarterly Journal of Theology and Literature, Том 4John Chapman, 1848 |
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... truth of its final conclusion ; and in regard to these , the ground which he has occu- pied , seems to us ... truth can never be known . A great assumption is involved in the popular prejudice on this subject . It must first be shown ...
... truth of its final conclusion ; and in regard to these , the ground which he has occu- pied , seems to us ... truth can never be known . A great assumption is involved in the popular prejudice on this subject . It must first be shown ...
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... truth , might be reasonably expected to grow up into it at length under better culture and faithful prophetic teaching . But the innovations attempted by Ahab and Jezebel appeared in a very different light . Between the religion of Baal ...
... truth , might be reasonably expected to grow up into it at length under better culture and faithful prophetic teaching . But the innovations attempted by Ahab and Jezebel appeared in a very different light . Between the religion of Baal ...
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... truth lies at the bottom of these views . Error results solely from the application of such images in detail , from the attempt to determine them within the limits of a par- ticular time . In the language of Platonism we might say , it ...
... truth lies at the bottom of these views . Error results solely from the application of such images in detail , from the attempt to determine them within the limits of a par- ticular time . In the language of Platonism we might say , it ...
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... to the supreme court at Berlin was declared unfounded . " Independent of this source of interest , we value it as the poetical expression of as an important truth . Nothing more stamps the divine origin D 2 Recent German Poets . 35.
... to the supreme court at Berlin was declared unfounded . " Independent of this source of interest , we value it as the poetical expression of as an important truth . Nothing more stamps the divine origin D 2 Recent German Poets . 35.
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... truth , typified by the grain of mus- tard seed , planted in Palestine eighteen centuries ago , was left by its divine author to develop itself by its own in- dwelling power , free from the withering influence of unex- panding forms ...
... truth , typified by the grain of mus- tard seed , planted in Palestine eighteen centuries ago , was left by its divine author to develop itself by its own in- dwelling power , free from the withering influence of unex- panding forms ...
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