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This case , like many others of importance , had its origin in a trivial occasion :
One Philips , together with his wife , was indicted for a misdemeanor in receiving
stolen goods , the property of James Keating . The vigilant justices of the police ...
This case , like many others of importance , had its origin in a trivial occasion :
One Philips , together with his wife , was indicted for a misdemeanor in receiving
stolen goods , the property of James Keating . The vigilant justices of the police ...
Strana v
It was in consequence of their having principally received this grace , that so
many martyrs triumphed over the most cruel torments . Jesus Christ has declared
that his flesh is meat indeed , and his blood is drink indeed ; for adds he , he that
...
It was in consequence of their having principally received this grace , that so
many martyrs triumphed over the most cruel torments . Jesus Christ has declared
that his flesh is meat indeed , and his blood is drink indeed ; for adds he , he that
...
Strana xcii
And in Luther's little catechism , which is unanimously received throughout the
whole party , we find these words : “ In the sight of God we must hold ourselves
guilty of our hidden sins : but “ with respect to the minister , we must confess
those ...
And in Luther's little catechism , which is unanimously received throughout the
whole party , we find these words : “ In the sight of God we must hold ourselves
guilty of our hidden sins : but “ with respect to the minister , we must confess
those ...
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