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velopement , not only of his intellectual faculties , but of his Christian virtues , we
have a valuable testimonial , showing the excellence of his character , and the
motive that urged him onward in his course ; a motive that grew stronger and ...
velopement , not only of his intellectual faculties , but of his Christian virtues , we
have a valuable testimonial , showing the excellence of his character , and the
motive that urged him onward in his course ; a motive that grew stronger and ...
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We see this by the effect produced , when individuals leave a country , where the
nature of Christianity is correctly understood , for one where a man is considered
a Christian , because born of Christian parents and baptized , and where the ...
We see this by the effect produced , when individuals leave a country , where the
nature of Christianity is correctly understood , for one where a man is considered
a Christian , because born of Christian parents and baptized , and where the ...
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I trust too that it gave us new proofs of our attachment to Christ and his cause ,
and of our willingness to leave ... is nothing compared with what the first
Christians suffered , nor indeed is it any thing compared with what the Christian
and Jewish ...
I trust too that it gave us new proofs of our attachment to Christ and his cause ,
and of our willingness to leave ... is nothing compared with what the first
Christians suffered , nor indeed is it any thing compared with what the Christian
and Jewish ...
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The report was circulated in Jerusalem , and believed by many , both
Mussulmans and Christians , that the former ... It is worthy of remark , that during
the whole process , the Turks made no objection to the distribution of Christian
books ...
The report was circulated in Jerusalem , and believed by many , both
Mussulmans and Christians , that the former ... It is worthy of remark , that during
the whole process , the Turks made no objection to the distribution of Christian
books ...
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I can now , as I trust , greet you as a brother in the service , fellowship and
patience of our Lord Jesus Christ . ... the body of Christ , to a participation in all
that belongs to the Christian warfare ; in all that is implied in Christian fellowship ;
and in ...
I can now , as I trust , greet you as a brother in the service , fellowship and
patience of our Lord Jesus Christ . ... the body of Christ , to a participation in all
that belongs to the Christian warfare ; in all that is implied in Christian fellowship ;
and in ...
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| Title | Memoir of the Rev. Pliny Fisk, A.M.: Late Missionary to Palestine |
| Authors | Alvan Bond, Pliny Fisk |
| Publisher | Crocker and Brewster, 1828 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 14 Aug 2014 |
| Length | 437 pages |
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