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America in Prophecy “I beheld ano
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31. Evil Spirits ..................
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must fall the horror of great darkn
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and blessed of God would be ended.
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shall be greater than of the former
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the city walls, then the followers
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Uncontrolled passions made them tyr
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Terrible were the calamities that f
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adiant with gold, which shone dazzl
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tumults, conflicts, and revolutions
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2. Ignited Fires of Persecution Whe
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persecution: You may "kill us, tort
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themselves. The Spirit of truth rev
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The mysterious providence which per
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3. An Era of Darkness The apostle P
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The detector of error having been r
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ecome firmly established. Its seat
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The darkness seemed to grow moreden
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with the leaders of the papal hiera
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When the Saxons invaded Britain, he
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papacy were early compelled to hono
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their increase. Economy and severe
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and faithfully performed it. Conver
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held to be based upon falsehood. Re
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his bones were whitening on the spo
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5. Champion of Truth Before the Ref
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Wycliffe; but the papal leaders wer
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men were directed to the Source of
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name, may the more easily overcome
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his writings heretical, and, winnin
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the people to acknowledge. Instead
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6. Two Heroes The gospel had been p
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preachers, they proceeded to exerci
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that God speaking in the Bible, and
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In a letter addressed to his friend
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expecting my sentence of death tomo
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Huss was no more, but the truths fo
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spirit; but I cannot but express my
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ooty fell into the hands of the vic
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Steadfast to the gospel, the Bohemi
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trembling to the dark future and in
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Luther was ordained a priest and wa
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Saviour Himself declared: "I came n
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hearers that it was by looking away
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of the pope, before whom ... the ki
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Their union in the work added stren
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unreasonable, was without a single
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God's hands," answered Luther. "He
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Said Jesus to His disciples: "If ye
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exposed to the scorn of the wicked,
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immediate measures for the correcti
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As the Reformer proceeded on his jo
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Another said: "When ye shall be bro
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your majesty and your august highne
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The emperor, moved to admiration, e
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the Reformer as Sigismund had dealt
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my person and my life in the empero
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thoughts returned to himself, and h
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favor. This they endeavoured to sec
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"Do not imagine," he said, "that Go
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immediately set out to oppose him.
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The victories gained by the Reforma
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10. Reform in Germany Luther's myst
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The opposition of the pope and the
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lood. But what would have been the
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Satan is constantly seeking to dece
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Persons of all ranks were to be see
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11. Princely Protest One of the nob
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If this edict were enforced, "the R
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In the presence of the Diet the kin
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to confess energetically, freely, a
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"The Lutherans, according to you, a
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12. The French Reformation The Prot
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"Salvation is of grace." "The Innoc
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Berquin was repeatedly warned of th
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During the persecution of Meaux, th
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however, at last won his consent. "
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found favor. Persons of all classes
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character. The cruelties that were
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good evil, till they had fallen vic
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abble and beaten almost to death. Y
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of all the champions of popery. Cut
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13. The Netherlands and Scandinavia
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greater, and persecuting edicts fol
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papists to overthrow the work resul
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language of England among us? . . .
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The grand principle maintained by t
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Knox, vol. 2, pp. 281, 284. Such we
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subdue the evils of the natural hea
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atoning blood of Christ, and the re
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The Methodists of those early days-
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is good and acceptable in the sight
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avowed adherents numbered more than
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The periods here mentioned--"forty
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It had been Rome's policy, under a
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The "Church in the Desert," the few
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ought forward in full procession, t
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excesses are to be charged upon the
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The gospel would have brought to Fr
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they had so long paid homage, they
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All this was as Satan would have it
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will cause them to know, this once
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16. The Pilgrim Fathers The English
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His ways made known or to be made k
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and councils in the Roman Church; s
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home, in the school, and in the chu
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17. Heralds of the Morning One of t
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ighteousness and praise to spring f
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These signs were witnessed before t
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carpenter left his tools, the black
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planting, building, marrying, and g
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the day dawn, and the daystar arise
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Oh, what a lesson is this wonderful
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18. An American Reformer An Upright
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Miller publicly professed his faith
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Thessalonians, after describing the
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point could be found for the 2300 d
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THE PROPHECY OF 2,300 DAYS One Prop
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These truths, as presented in Revel
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The majority of Adventists rejected
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this, those who would be loyal to t
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27. Revival Wherever the word of Go
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its name are ignorant of its princi
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James 2:8; 1:25. And the revelator,
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Scriptures teach upon this point. T
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time they deny the authority of the
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Notwithstanding these inspired decl
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knowledge." But the prayer of the a
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28. Facing Life's Record "I beheld,
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hearts." I Corinthians 4:5. "Behold
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has dishonoured their Redeemer, to
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As the features of the countenance
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make haste to confess their sins an
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29. Why So Much Suffering? To many
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plan, awakened forebodings of evil
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was strong. God's government includ
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With one accord, Satan and his host
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made the greatest sacrifice which l
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30. Infernal Enmity "I will put enm
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the exceeding evil and malignity of
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Christian imitates the divine Patte
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Angels are sent on missions of merc
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of their loss upon Jesus, he arouse
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32. Deadly Tricks and Snares Expose
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division which exist among the chur
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Those who are unwilling to accept t
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army of doubters, and he works to t
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ordeal of temptation, not because H
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33. First Great Deception With the
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so credulous concerning the words o
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abounding in compassion, is darkene
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abodes of bliss, there to be purifi
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love Him because they are drawn tow
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But a distinction is made between t
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The martyr Tyndale, referring to th
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classed it with the "monstrous fabl
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prove to be correct. Then, as confi
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ecomes assimilated to that which it
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It is true that spiritualism is now
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The prophet Isaiah brings to view t
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35. Liberty of Conscience Threatene
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A religion of externals is attracti
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Such was the fate of Rome's opponen
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intellectual, moral, and religious,
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fine for freemen and stripes in the
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not ignorant of the character of th
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which she herself employed in bygon
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36. The Impending Conflict From the
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Wherever the divine precepts are re
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spiritualism, and to contempt for G
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desolation. Even now he is at work.
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The dignitaries of church and state
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But multitudes have no more underst
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for themselves, they are becoming h
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truth depends not so much on the po
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psalmist: "Thy testimonies are my m
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Fearful is the issue to which the w
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As the people go to their former te
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tempted and tried. The Lord gives a
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spring up and bear fruit. The publi
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came upon Jerusalem of old. A singl
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enemy is seeking his life, and with
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They afflict their souls before God
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to pray. If we allow our minds to b
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y refusing to listen to his angels
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abundant in goodness and truth, . .
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arrow that flieth by day; nor for t
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mountaintops. Soon there will be a
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40. Great Deliverance When the prot
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Thick clouds still cover the sky; y
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The voice of God is heard from heav
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speechless now. There is the haught
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Before entering the City of God, th
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This reunion is witnessed by the an
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depth and the height, of redeeming
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The people see that they have been
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heart, I will ascend into heaven, I
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42. Controversy Ended At the close
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multitudes follow in vast companies
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The awful spectacle appears just as
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Again and again, in the progress of
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"Every battle of the warrior is wit
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which God hath prepared for them th
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All the treasures of the universe w
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"Infallibility," by Patrick J. Tone
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appointed thee each day for a year.
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An early edition is given in Migne
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Page 65. The Sabbath Among the Wald
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Chronicle of the Council of Constan
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entirely wiped out."--Concil. Tolos
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Page 284. The Atrocities of the Rei
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of the Moslem Saracens, during the
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1844, made some important admission
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pp. 226-229; S. Giacomo Baratti, La