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... fhall not fee me " henceforth , till ye fhall fay , Bleffed is he " that cometh in the name of the Lord . " St. MAT . Ch . xxiii . Is not the city Jerufalem far more ex- preffive , in this paffage , than its inhabitants the Jews ? The ...
... fhall not fee me " henceforth , till ye fhall fay , Bleffed is he " that cometh in the name of the Lord . " St. MAT . Ch . xxiii . Is not the city Jerufalem far more ex- preffive , in this paffage , than its inhabitants the Jews ? The ...
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... fhall drop upon the dwellings " of the wilderness , and the little hills fhall " rejoice on every side : " The 66 86 " The folds fhall be full of sheep SECTION XXVII . 117.
... fhall drop upon the dwellings " of the wilderness , and the little hills fhall " rejoice on every side : " The 66 86 " The folds fhall be full of sheep SECTION XXVII . 117.
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Edward Burnaby Greene. 66 86 " The folds fhall be full of sheep ; the valleys alfo fhall ftand fo thick with corn , that they shall laugh and fing . ” IT SECTION XXVIII . T has been hewn , on occafion of the famous controverfy concerning ...
Edward Burnaby Greene. 66 86 " The folds fhall be full of sheep ; the valleys alfo fhall ftand fo thick with corn , that they shall laugh and fing . ” IT SECTION XXVIII . T has been hewn , on occafion of the famous controverfy concerning ...
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