An Epitome of General Ecclesiastical History: From the Earliest Period to the Present Time. With an Appendix, Giving a Condensed History of the Jews from the Destruction of Jerusalem to the Present Day. Illustrated with Maps and EngravingsVanderpool & Cole, 1828 - 449 páginas |
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... followers . He remained on earth forty days , instructing in the things of his kingdom . At the end of this period , he met his disciples at Jerusalem ; direct- ed them to remain there until they should be endued with mira- culous ...
... followers . He remained on earth forty days , instructing in the things of his kingdom . At the end of this period , he met his disciples at Jerusalem ; direct- ed them to remain there until they should be endued with mira- culous ...
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... followers every where sprea his licentious and bloody system . Syria , Persia , Egypt , an other countries fell under their dominion . Their once flourish ing churches now all found a grave . Jerusalem , where Davi had sung and Isaiah ...
... followers every where sprea his licentious and bloody system . Syria , Persia , Egypt , an other countries fell under their dominion . Their once flourish ing churches now all found a grave . Jerusalem , where Davi had sung and Isaiah ...
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... followers of the Hon . Emanuel Swedenborg , who pretended to visions and revelations , and founded in 1743 what he called the New Jerusalem church . Swedenborg's theology is very mystical , and is expressed in language to which most men ...
... followers of the Hon . Emanuel Swedenborg , who pretended to visions and revelations , and founded in 1743 what he called the New Jerusalem church . Swedenborg's theology is very mystical , and is expressed in language to which most men ...
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