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... Judge.- Luke xviii . 1-8 . And he spake a parable unto ⚫ them to this end , that men ought always to pray , and not to faint ; saying , There was in a city a judge , which feared not God , neither regarded man : and there was a widow ...
... Judge.- Luke xviii . 1-8 . And he spake a parable unto ⚫ them to this end , that men ought always to pray , and not to faint ; saying , There was in a city a judge , which feared not God , neither regarded man : and there was a widow ...
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... judge of the matters alleged at a distance ; and was thereupon prevailed with to take a voyage in- to England , and make a visit at London , that he might view and judge of things upon the spot . He upon this occasion , which created ...
... judge of the matters alleged at a distance ; and was thereupon prevailed with to take a voyage in- to England , and make a visit at London , that he might view and judge of things upon the spot . He upon this occasion , which created ...
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... judge them unworthy of any be apt for the greatest undertakings , and so suitable to relief here . Their common enemy never yet passed so the present erigence of our case . severe a judgment on any of them , that they should be famished ...
... judge them unworthy of any be apt for the greatest undertakings , and so suitable to relief here . Their common enemy never yet passed so the present erigence of our case . severe a judgment on any of them , that they should be famished ...
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... judge them lawful , though they have made it much their business to inquire and search ; being urged also by severe sufferings , which through a long tract of time they have undergone , not to refuse any means that might tend to their ...
... judge them lawful , though they have made it much their business to inquire and search ; being urged also by severe sufferings , which through a long tract of time they have undergone , not to refuse any means that might tend to their ...
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... judge , we are forbid- den to despise or set at nought one another upon these little differences . is made of the plainest and most important rule , not to themselves more apt to beget holy and good impressions judge one another for ...
... judge , we are forbid- den to despise or set at nought one another upon these little differences . is made of the plainest and most important rule , not to themselves more apt to beget holy and good impressions judge one another for ...
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