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R710 : page 2for a loaf of bread, or pay a year's laborfor a clearing. This is nothing short ofthe commercial and only usage of theword bought.The cost is whatever is NECESSARY toprocure the thing desired, whether it bea son, a farm, or a race. Jesus boughtus with his own precious blood [his sacrificedlife] whatever may have been theattendant circumstances, by which thisresult was accomplished [such as leavingthe heavenly glory, humbling himself tobecome a man, etc.,] the fact remains,that all those incidentals were not theprice; they merely enabled, or were thenecessary preparation, for giving theprice. The price was his death--He"suffered [death] the just for the unjustTO BRING US TO GOD. (1 Pet. 3:18.)The question arises, Did Jesus givetoo much? Did he give more than wasneedful to procure the results attained--the liberation of man from sin and death.To say that the sacrifice of Jesus--hisdeath--was not necessary, is not only tocharge him with folly, but to deny thoseScriptures which state that the givingup of his life was the price of one ransom.If the thing given was the price, thenour price or cost of our liberty from deathwas Jesus' death. Now follow the trainof reasoning--The reason he died, wasthat we as a race were all under the dominionof death and his aim was to setus free from sin and death. Why didhe not set us free without becoming aman? Because Jehovah's just penalty,death, rested upon us all, and his justiceis as unalterable as his love. Why didnot Jesus die as a spiritual being withoutbecoming a man? Because it was men,who were condemned and God's lawdemanded a corresponding price. Whythen did Jesus become a man? It wasthat he by the grace [favor, love, kindness]
of God, should taste death for everyman. Was this an equivalent or correspondingprice for an entire race? Yes,when God condemned all because ofone man's transgression, it was in orderthat as a result of one man's [Jesus']obedience even unto death, he mightdeliver the race from condemnationwhich was upon all through one man'ssin. Was not the death of Christ anexample of resisting evil? It was that,but it must have been more; for manyprophets and righteous persons resistedevil unto death, and they would haveanswered for examples, if nothing morehad been needed. What more wasneeded than to be shown by a good example,to refrain from sin? Much more,for even if it were possible for all men tolive spotlessly, still there was the penaltyof sins that were past--which came uponall and continued upon all until Jesus"bare our sins in his own body on thetree." Could not something else meetthe requirements and lift from men thepenalty? No, without shedding of bloodthere is no remission of sins. Heb. 9:22.So then, Jesus gave none to great aprice, but one which corresponded exactly,with the penalty, viz.:--man'sdeath. "Wherefore God also hath highlyexalted him and given him a name[power, and authority, and honor] whichis above every name." "He [now] isLord of all." Phil. 2:9; Acts 10:36.Again we quote our contemporary:"Paul says that Christ redeems us fromall iniquity (Titus 2:14). Now, if toredeem from death means to give deatha substitute, then to redeem from iniquitymeans to give iniquity a substitute.Will any one claim that Christ gave himselfa substitute for iniquity?"Such sophism is not really worthy ofrefutation. Sin and iniquity are twonames for the same thing. When deathpassed upon the race, it brought with it
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number of your paper; also for the
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R708 : page 2statement was "hard-ea
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He was Lord when He gavehimself a r
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editor, we should suppose that they
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"name above every name"--Lord ofall
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depravity--a liability to sin--an i
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the kingdom of God is in the midst
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of man.The setting of the abominati
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he will not be a man limited to pla
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Unabridged Dictionary Explanatoryan
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central thought is the Ransom. It h
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sign of summer nigh, so likewise, w
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lessings to the spiritual. To every
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trial coming upon earth (Rev. 3:10)
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quite common.That the movement is o
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Isa. 26:9.This text has very freque
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Jesus, "the Anointed one, did not g
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then may those have, who have fled
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the Father and Son are two, and not
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"my Father is greater thanall" (Joh
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no interest except as matters of je
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the rule in interpreting types and
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so formed as to have naturally both
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consummation--to the great jubilee
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shows the blessedness of that resto
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every one for his gain. Isaiah 56:1
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...and have need of nothing" (i.e.,
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the world per year, which would, we
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harmony with the sense of thepassag
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gave for the life of the world. If
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true, it simply proves that the pub
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"A WISE man ought to hope for thebe
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postage stamps, as we can make no u
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their present Prince has ever provi
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page 2(and the ones and twos) that
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Tower," "Food for Thinking Christia
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understood him to teach that hencef
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entirely unaware of it (Prov. 5:21)
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"shall shine as the brightness of t
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which God considers necessary to a
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Secondly, Satan so far as we are in
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Paul says that God--In the ages to
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"Further than this, let me frankly
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the New Testament repeatedly. Hence
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But is not deadness to sin, or a ce
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to-day think of it--as "the angel G
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their numbers were far less, but th
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ook. Every one will be called a Chr
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that I tried to shake it off, but i
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Taunton, Mass.DEAR BROTHER:--Please
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the responsibilities of our maturer
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their office, of their being finall
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passed away because the necessity f
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These thoughts were suggested by tw
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Hence without attempting to teach i
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us a copy of such paper with the ar
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can bring against it. Since then, t
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for existence though every proof-te
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Here the lecturer wanders still fur
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scientific knowledge, and thereby p
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trust we shall be able to show this
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directly in the hands of those whos
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faith. And apparently most of the "
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would you not, sacrifice your honor
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come, buy wine and milk without mon
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had failed to prove a real blessing
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BROTHER RUSSELL: I received the pap
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therefore, never been baptized (by
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lameless of any disobedience; but t
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harmony with it, you never will be
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"This great salvation" must take pl
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R742 : page 4RICHES OF HIS grace in
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RECKONED as filling up that which i
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"SHOW me the man you honor. I know
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Episcopalians and United Presbyteri
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out of your mouth, but that which i
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of Christ's presence] is a day of t
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I baptized four into Christ on Apri
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We sometime since made mention of t
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These are humble words written from
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entered into the realization of her
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the writings of Moses, as we are ta
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Of those who are building their fai
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hath light with darkness? And what
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This may be regarded as the express
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had intimacy with a spirit to inqui
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Now for another view. Election is t
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expression, for it is embodied in t
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wait in the unconsciousness of deat
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consequently, not many are now able
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narrow is the way." You remember he
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Yours in the Lord.__________.Spring
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equally subserved. But shall we who
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his commandments are not grievous"
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Oh, for that glorious dawning we wa
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this light how forcible his argumen
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divine glory)--is it a marvel that
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the prolonged and bitter fight of f
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The great work of Christ during thi
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Jesus ransomed no one from the seco
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flourish and "evil doers shall be c
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Seven thousand years of mingled evi
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the world's children, is to violate
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Again, we see that in this relation
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systems contain members of the true
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To claim another redemption and ano
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The year of Jubilee is come;Return,
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-"the door" to the "Holy" and "the
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work of sacrifice (the Priests) had
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The wilderness journey represents t
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typical of qualities and powers of
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The Breastplate of Judgment was pla
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oil" has run down "even to the skir
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wafer was mingled with honey, and r
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nations and languages; "Lord of all
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saints. The robe of linen was an ea
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was then in the "Most Holy," condit
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Priests and Levites), and the goat,
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viz.: to become dead to the world,
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a willing sacrifice, like that of t
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instrumental in bringing the troubl
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obtaining of the glory of our Lord
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have seen, represented the world. I
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propitiate. This was the "judgment.
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proper place for such, as we have a
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unto us who through consecration ha
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presence that we may live beyond th
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that said: The wages of sin is deat
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measure of the afflictions of Chris
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May it not be with you as it has be
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This paper will be sent free to any
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apacious and grasping who exalted t
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message to every faithful member th
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DEAR SIR AND BROTHER IN CHRIST. --I
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ut I find it hard to convince them.
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life and rights of Adam Rom. 5:17-1
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appropriate little nutriment from t
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of a woman partook of the woman's n
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will be "the Saviour of all" from t
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of the race immortal rulers. But th
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sun over a restored earth. The rest
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though "the smoke" or remembrance o
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y an arrow from Death's quiver; her
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informed --furnished unto every goo
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subsist as the pillar and ground of
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"I walked," but I do emphasize deci
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of the destroyer, and all the more
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sake we are killed all the day long
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we would give the truth. "Ho, every
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much fruit from our own individual
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gladly bearing reproach, and dishon
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have been the smallest; and during
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alarmed and are holding meetings to
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ONE MEDIATOR.There is "one mediator
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itterness and wrath and anger... be
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How clearly the Scriptures guard us
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cancel the penalty of the violated
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lood," by "better sacrifices" than
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Virgin Mary, say they, would not ta
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As our Redeemer he bought us. His s
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truly while all were under "the cur
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Christ our Lord. (2 Cor. 4:6.) Pulp
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"Who would write a bulky treatise a
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Scripture, which from their astound
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It is small, but it is empty,And th
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Christ? It implies first that our W
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the blind and impotent in Judea, an
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manner. The earnestness of the serv
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therefore never consciously rejecte
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distinctly states that men who have
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to give a "Gospel address" on Sunda
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denunciation is uttered in Matt. 21
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under favor, yet it is our privileg
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held that the wicked would be cut o
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me to think of restoring, and in do
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the wrongs done. In your case you m
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Jesus fulfilled its requirements an
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unto God," workmen needing not to b
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page 2Topeka, Kansas, Nov. 2, 1885.
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How then doth David in spirit [i.e.
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sit thou, etc." It is well that we
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annihilated --as to need another Fa
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according to his own purpose and gr
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unto them, is found only in one sec
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to death. Abraham, the recipient of
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unite with Catholics, or try to, it
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y the ransom. This liberty will be
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