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Secondly , by the express declarations which I find in the New Testament ,
concerning the fuller light therein vouchsafed , both in a general view , John i . 4 ,
17 , and iii . 19 ; and 1 John ii . 8 ( the darkness is past , and the true light now
shineth ) ...
Secondly , by the express declarations which I find in the New Testament ,
concerning the fuller light therein vouchsafed , both in a general view , John i . 4 ,
17 , and iii . 19 ; and 1 John ii . 8 ( the darkness is past , and the true light now
shineth ) ...
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Thirdly , by the matter of fact , that we find in the New Testament numerous plain
passages , which , as all agree , unequivocally relate to the second coming of
Christ and the resurrection of the dead [ Note B ] . I do not , by the observations I ...
Thirdly , by the matter of fact , that we find in the New Testament numerous plain
passages , which , as all agree , unequivocally relate to the second coming of
Christ and the resurrection of the dead [ Note B ] . I do not , by the observations I ...
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Thirdly , by the matter of fact , that we find in the New Testament numerous plain
passages , which , as all agree , unequivocally relate to the second coming of
Christ and the resurrection of the dead [ Note B ) . I do not , by the observations I ...
Thirdly , by the matter of fact , that we find in the New Testament numerous plain
passages , which , as all agree , unequivocally relate to the second coming of
Christ and the resurrection of the dead [ Note B ) . I do not , by the observations I ...
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My reasons for doubting whether there will be any such period under the Gospel ,
during which every human being will know the Lord , are the following : - I . I am
not aware of any passage in the New Testament which describes such a period ...
My reasons for doubting whether there will be any such period under the Gospel ,
during which every human being will know the Lord , are the following : - I . I am
not aware of any passage in the New Testament which describes such a period ...
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I would now endeavour to lay before the reader the view which I have been led to
take of those passages in the Old Testament to which I have referred , and of
many others of the same kind . I conceive , therefore , that they refer to the calling
in ...
I would now endeavour to lay before the reader the view which I have been led to
take of those passages in the Old Testament to which I have referred , and of
many others of the same kind . I conceive , therefore , that they refer to the calling
in ...
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| Title | A treatise on 'the first resurrection' and 'the thousand years', foretold in the twentieth chapter of Revelations |
| Author | Henry Gipps |
| Published | 1831 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 31 Mar 2006 |
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