The Modern Review, 4 tomasJ. Clarke & Company, 1883 |
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... clear and coherent historical results - results which can hardly fail to secure the assent of the thoughtful public when once they are clearly grasped . It will be the purpose of a series of articles , by various hands , to lay before ...
... clear and coherent historical results - results which can hardly fail to secure the assent of the thoughtful public when once they are clearly grasped . It will be the purpose of a series of articles , by various hands , to lay before ...
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... stately language of the Authorised Version partly veils the sharp- ness of the contrast ; but it still remains clear enough even to the English reader . stands by itself . This is so obvious that it THE LITERATURE OF ISRAEL . 5.
... stately language of the Authorised Version partly veils the sharp- ness of the contrast ; but it still remains clear enough even to the English reader . stands by itself . This is so obvious that it THE LITERATURE OF ISRAEL . 5.
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... clear- ness the internal evidence of the Pentateuch as to the relative antiquity of its several strata . The external evidence is quite as striking and is in entire harmony with it . We know from the twenty - second and twenty- third ...
... clear- ness the internal evidence of the Pentateuch as to the relative antiquity of its several strata . The external evidence is quite as striking and is in entire harmony with it . We know from the twenty - second and twenty- third ...
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... clear that true religion was cramped and deformed by what appeared to give it strength ; and then all was ripe for the next great religious reform . Again a higher and purer standard was uplifted ; again war was declared upon the ...
... clear that true religion was cramped and deformed by what appeared to give it strength ; and then all was ripe for the next great religious reform . Again a higher and purer standard was uplifted ; again war was declared upon the ...
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... clear - headed and courageous thinker who had shown himself so susceptible to the in- fluences of the scientific spirit , should confine his view of the revelation in science to that aspect of it in which it is good chiefly for ...
... clear - headed and courageous thinker who had shown himself so susceptible to the in- fluences of the scientific spirit , should confine his view of the revelation in science to that aspect of it in which it is good chiefly for ...
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