Theological Institutes, Volumen1W. Waugh and T. Mason, 1834 |
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... Egyptian , the Chaldean , or the Magian philosophers . Nor is this an unsupported hypothesis . The evidence is most abun- dant , that the primitive source from whence every great religious and moral truth was drawn , must be fixed in ...
... Egyptian , the Chaldean , or the Magian philosophers . Nor is this an unsupported hypothesis . The evidence is most abun- dant , that the primitive source from whence every great religious and moral truth was drawn , must be fixed in ...
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... Egypt , even in the days of Joseph , he and the king of Egypt speak of the true God , as of a being mutually known and acknowledged . Upon the arrival of the Israelites in Canaan , they found a few persons in that perhaps primitive seat ...
... Egypt , even in the days of Joseph , he and the king of Egypt speak of the true God , as of a being mutually known and acknowledged . Upon the arrival of the Israelites in Canaan , they found a few persons in that perhaps primitive seat ...
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... Egypt on the other , powers which rose to great eminence and influence in the ancient world , was main- tained for many ages . Their frequent captivities and dispersions would tend to preserve in part , and in part to revive , the ...
... Egypt on the other , powers which rose to great eminence and influence in the ancient world , was main- tained for many ages . Their frequent captivities and dispersions would tend to preserve in part , and in part to revive , the ...
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... Egypt , where they became so numerous , and so generally spoke the Greek , that a translation of the Scriptures into that language was rendered necessary ; and their having in most of the principal cities of the Ro- man empire , even ...
... Egypt , where they became so numerous , and so generally spoke the Greek , that a translation of the Scriptures into that language was rendered necessary ; and their having in most of the principal cities of the Ro- man empire , even ...
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... Egypt , Persia , and other parts of the ancient world , and the signal notice into which they and their opin- ions were occasionally brought , could not but make their cosmogony , theology , laws , and history , very extensively known ...
... Egypt , Persia , and other parts of the ancient world , and the signal notice into which they and their opin- ions were occasionally brought , could not but make their cosmogony , theology , laws , and history , very extensively known ...
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