Brownson's Quarterly Review, 4 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1850 |
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... nature as such . The Reviewer misapprehends this sacred mystery . It was not the introduction into human nature of any principle that it had not from the first . The " Word was made flesh , " not in the sense that God was converted into ...
... nature as such . The Reviewer misapprehends this sacred mystery . It was not the introduction into human nature of any principle that it had not from the first . The " Word was made flesh , " not in the sense that God was converted into ...
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... natural , or as the comple- ment of human nature in its own order ; for the human nature our Lord assumed was not incomplete ; it was perfect human nature , since he is perfect God and perfect man , and the human nature he assumed was man's ...
... natural , or as the comple- ment of human nature in its own order ; for the human nature our Lord assumed was not incomplete ; it was perfect human nature , since he is perfect God and perfect man , and the human nature he assumed was man's ...
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... nature ? B. If our nature were sufficient of itself to attain the end for which its Maker has intended it , and if it had not fallen and be- come corrupt and enfeebled , perhaps so . W. Surely our nature is all that God has made it ...
... nature ? B. If our nature were sufficient of itself to attain the end for which its Maker has intended it , and if it had not fallen and be- come corrupt and enfeebled , perhaps so . W. Surely our nature is all that God has made it ...
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