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... term , when applied to God . Deut . xxxii . 4. In the fifteenth chapter of Revelations , therefore , the words T Movos dos ought , in Dr. C.'s opinion , to be tranf- lated , for thou only art perfect . With regard to the manner of ...
... term , when applied to God . Deut . xxxii . 4. In the fifteenth chapter of Revelations , therefore , the words T Movos dos ought , in Dr. C.'s opinion , to be tranf- lated , for thou only art perfect . With regard to the manner of ...
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... term , Dr. C. thinks that term ought to be retained in the verfion , and explained in the margin . Thus , it was doubtless the intention of the facred penman , to acquaint us at how low a price our Saviour was fold by his treacherous ...
... term , Dr. C. thinks that term ought to be retained in the verfion , and explained in the margin . Thus , it was doubtless the intention of the facred penman , to acquaint us at how low a price our Saviour was fold by his treacherous ...
Page 254
... term . In this inftance , the example of the Vulgate has been followed by most modern tranflators . The English translators have fometimes deviated from this example . Пarxa is retained in the Vulgate , but , in the English , it is very ...
... term . In this inftance , the example of the Vulgate has been followed by most modern tranflators . The English translators have fometimes deviated from this example . Пarxa is retained in the Vulgate , but , in the English , it is very ...
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Julius or the Natural Son 462 | 17 |
Othoman Empire Hift of 165 | 21 |
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