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... regard to an eternal recom- This is the expression of a Greek poet , which shows how life was regarded by many amongst the heathen , who did not believe in eternity . Wis . of Sol . ii . 6 - S . it the dark wall , on the other side of ...
... regard to an eternal recom- This is the expression of a Greek poet , which shows how life was regarded by many amongst the heathen , who did not believe in eternity . Wis . of Sol . ii . 6 - S . it the dark wall , on the other side of ...
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... regard to churches so situated . In a great and important movement like this , it is of much mo- ment that sessions and office - bearers , generally , should make a point to act with promptitude and despatch , and by keeping in view the ...
... regard to churches so situated . In a great and important movement like this , it is of much mo- ment that sessions and office - bearers , generally , should make a point to act with promptitude and despatch , and by keeping in view the ...
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... regard to marriage the same on either side as their own blood - kin . " The man may not marry any of his wife's kindred , nearer in blood than he may of his own ; nor the woman any of her husband's kindred nearer in blood than of her ...
... regard to marriage the same on either side as their own blood - kin . " The man may not marry any of his wife's kindred , nearer in blood than he may of his own ; nor the woman any of her husband's kindred nearer in blood than of her ...
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... regard to what was morally fit and socially advantage- ous . The people too , it appears , mur- mured not ; the prohibition was esteemed a proper and a good one . The British public and the British Parliament should weigh this . They ...
... regard to what was morally fit and socially advantage- ous . The people too , it appears , mur- mured not ; the prohibition was esteemed a proper and a good one . The British public and the British Parliament should weigh this . They ...
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... regard both to the general question of national education and the manner in which religious and secular instruction should be communi- cated in the schools , affords good grounds for the belief that a system of education , founded on ...
... regard both to the general question of national education and the manner in which religious and secular instruction should be communi- cated in the schools , affords good grounds for the belief that a system of education , founded on ...
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