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The Author ' s attention has been almost compelled to the consideration of the
subject of this treatise , by the great spirit of inquiry respecting it which has for
some time been excited in the minds of the flock among whom it is his office to ...
The Author ' s attention has been almost compelled to the consideration of the
subject of this treatise , by the great spirit of inquiry respecting it which has for
some time been excited in the minds of the flock among whom it is his office to ...
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Second consideration . The description which the Holy Ghost has given
respecting the duration of the reigning appears to me another reason for
believing it is not the same as the reigning of the saints with Christ after his
second coming .
Second consideration . The description which the Holy Ghost has given
respecting the duration of the reigning appears to me another reason for
believing it is not the same as the reigning of the saints with Christ after his
second coming .
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The error which had crept into the Thessalonian church was respecting the
resurrection of the saints , not respecting the resurrection of the ungodly ; and
therefore , to have introduced any thing upon the latter subject could have no
tendency ...
The error which had crept into the Thessalonian church was respecting the
resurrection of the saints , not respecting the resurrection of the ungodly ; and
therefore , to have introduced any thing upon the latter subject could have no
tendency ...
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The author ' s former view respecting the Millennial period , as being one of
universal holiness . His reasons for conceiving his former view to be erroneous .
Some considerations which lead him to suppose there will be no period ,
previous to ...
The author ' s former view respecting the Millennial period , as being one of
universal holiness . His reasons for conceiving his former view to be erroneous .
Some considerations which lead him to suppose there will be no period ,
previous to ...
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CHAPTER V . CONTENTS OF THE CHAPTER . General observations respecting
the view brought before the reader in this chapter . Suggestions respecting the
translation of ver . 4 . An outline of the view which the Author conceives may be ...
CHAPTER V . CONTENTS OF THE CHAPTER . General observations respecting
the view brought before the reader in this chapter . Suggestions respecting the
translation of ver . 4 . An outline of the view which the Author conceives may be ...
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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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