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الصفحة 28
... object , therefore , of the adherents of such a religion must be that Truth which its divine Author pointed out as defining the very nature of his kingdom , of his objects , and of his claims . For this cause came I into the world ...
... object , therefore , of the adherents of such a religion must be that Truth which its divine Author pointed out as defining the very nature of his kingdom , of his objects , and of his claims . For this cause came I into the world ...
الصفحة 175
... objects of religious feeling . Now , Almighty God has revealed Himself as the proper object of religion - as the one only Power on whom we are to feel ourselves continually dependent for all things , and the one only Being whose favour ...
... objects of religious feeling . Now , Almighty God has revealed Himself as the proper object of religion - as the one only Power on whom we are to feel ourselves continually dependent for all things , and the one only Being whose favour ...
الصفحة 364
... object is likely to be pursued both by governors and settlers , at the expense of the other far more important one , which is inconsistent with it , the welfare of the mother - country , in respect of the repression of crime . This one ...
... object is likely to be pursued both by governors and settlers , at the expense of the other far more important one , which is inconsistent with it , the welfare of the mother - country , in respect of the repression of crime . This one ...
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