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... hath lately pointed out , in a striking man- ner , the various difficulties which attend the famous prophecy of the feventy weeks ; and , at the same time , he hath gone far- ther , in our opinion , towards a true explication of it ...
... hath lately pointed out , in a striking man- ner , the various difficulties which attend the famous prophecy of the feventy weeks ; and , at the same time , he hath gone far- ther , in our opinion , towards a true explication of it ...
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... hath exifted from all ages : this wisdom hath ever been infe- parable from God , or to fpeak properly , it is God himself . 2. In the beginning of the world , it was then with God , who never does any thing without confulting it . 3 ...
... hath exifted from all ages : this wisdom hath ever been infe- parable from God , or to fpeak properly , it is God himself . 2. In the beginning of the world , it was then with God , who never does any thing without confulting it . 3 ...
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... hath put the minds of men in motion , and greater application than ever hath been employed to inveftigate all the meaning of the Apocalypfe . From this æra , yielded up as a prey to all forts of commentators , great and small , it hath ...
... hath put the minds of men in motion , and greater application than ever hath been employed to inveftigate all the meaning of the Apocalypfe . From this æra , yielded up as a prey to all forts of commentators , great and small , it hath ...
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