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is called the Father , or Creator ; the human effence , principle , or character , united to the divine in the perfon of Chrift Jefus , in virtue of which he is called the Son and Redeemer ; and lastly , the proceeding effence or ...
is called the Father , or Creator ; the human effence , principle , or character , united to the divine in the perfon of Chrift Jefus , in virtue of which he is called the Son and Redeemer ; and lastly , the proceeding effence or ...
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... called Meroetes , or inhabitants of the ifle of Meroe . The prodigious fragments of coloffal ftatues of the dog - ftar , ftill to be feen at Axum , fhew what a material object of their attention they confidered him to be ; and Seir ...
... called Meroetes , or inhabitants of the ifle of Meroe . The prodigious fragments of coloffal ftatues of the dog - ftar , ftill to be feen at Axum , fhew what a material object of their attention they confidered him to be ; and Seir ...
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... called the Apostles ' Creed , obferves Dr. P. is Unitarian ; for in it God the father Almighty is fpoken of as quite diftin & t from Jefus Christ our Lord . In the fecond , called the Nicene Creed , compofed A. D. 325 , Chrift is called ...
... called the Apostles ' Creed , obferves Dr. P. is Unitarian ; for in it God the father Almighty is fpoken of as quite diftin & t from Jefus Christ our Lord . In the fecond , called the Nicene Creed , compofed A. D. 325 , Chrift is called ...
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