Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Niteet 68–69Pub. for J. Hinton, 1781 |
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Sivu 111
... because where there is no faith there can be no good works . If a Heathen cloath the naked , feed the hungry , and do fuch other like works , yet because he doth them not in faith , for the honour and love of God , they are but dead ...
... because where there is no faith there can be no good works . If a Heathen cloath the naked , feed the hungry , and do fuch other like works , yet because he doth them not in faith , for the honour and love of God , they are but dead ...
Sivu 253
... because they are black , the olive- coloured and tawny would alfo forni their diftinct claffes , because they are not white ; the Spaniards and the Swedes might be confidered as of a very different fpecies ; and thus by accumulating ...
... because they are black , the olive- coloured and tawny would alfo forni their diftinct claffes , because they are not white ; the Spaniards and the Swedes might be confidered as of a very different fpecies ; and thus by accumulating ...
Sivu 145
... because Mofes tells us that there were three days and three nights before the fun was made , which was not till the fourth day of the original or Creation - week . They cannot reconcile this , because all our light is from the fun ; our ...
... because Mofes tells us that there were three days and three nights before the fun was made , which was not till the fourth day of the original or Creation - week . They cannot reconcile this , because all our light is from the fun ; our ...
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