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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... worship , men early began to form images of the true God . The Jews made a calf to re- present Jehovah , probably because they had seen the Egyptians worship Apis , a bull , as God . Micah had an image of Jehovah . The Heathen carried ...
... worship , men early began to form images of the true God . The Jews made a calf to re- present Jehovah , probably because they had seen the Egyptians worship Apis , a bull , as God . Micah had an image of Jehovah . The Heathen carried ...
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... worship . Some peculiarly precious seasons , the Church was permitted to enjoy . Many of the kings of Ju- dah were friendly to the true religion , upheld the temple wor . ship , and protected the prophets . Rich consolations had the ...
... worship . Some peculiarly precious seasons , the Church was permitted to enjoy . Many of the kings of Ju- dah were friendly to the true religion , upheld the temple wor . ship , and protected the prophets . Rich consolations had the ...
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... worship . Equality existed among the members . Th chose their own pastors . They spent much time in prayer a praise . Letters from the Apostles and other churches w publicly read , and the word of God was publicly expound Their ...
... worship . Equality existed among the members . Th chose their own pastors . They spent much time in prayer a praise . Letters from the Apostles and other churches w publicly read , and the word of God was publicly expound Their ...
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