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blishment of notions contrary to the divine been in my own mind , for the certainty
of attributes , or of an immoral , or profane , natural religion , and of the Jewish
and or cruel religion , though they may prove Christian institutions , be , in its own
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blishment of notions contrary to the divine been in my own mind , for the certainty
of attributes , or of an immoral , or profane , natural religion , and of the Jewish
and or cruel religion , though they may prove Christian institutions , be , in its own
...
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Thousands have been my sins , and ten of Christ , I say , in its native simplicity
and thousands my transgressions , but thy ... the duties ed me , and when I have
ascended before required of a Christian in order to salvamen , I have descended
in ...
Thousands have been my sins , and ten of Christ , I say , in its native simplicity
and thousands my transgressions , but thy ... the duties ed me , and when I have
ascended before required of a Christian in order to salvamen , I have descended
in ...
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Christian charity , and that peculiar geAccept our endeavours , and pardon our
nerosity of mind , which becomes a liberal defects , through the merits of our
blessed scholar , and a sincere Christian . Saviour Jesus Christ our Lord . Amen .
Christian charity , and that peculiar geAccept our endeavours , and pardon our
nerosity of mind , which becomes a liberal defects , through the merits of our
blessed scholar , and a sincere Christian . Saviour Jesus Christ our Lord . Amen .
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