 | Johann Heinrich Jung-Stilling - 1834 - 498 páginas
...have made a deep impression upon me: but the source, from whence you derive them, is so extraordinary, so strange, and uncommon, that you will perhaps not...really have intercourse with the invisible world. Swed.—It would be very unreasonable if I took it amiss; but I think I have given sufficient proofs,... | |
 | Johann Heinrich Jung-Stilling - 1834 - 514 páginas
...saurce, from whence yon derive them, is so extraordinary, so strange, and un¿ common, that you wifi perhaps not take it amiss of a sincere friend of truth, if he desire incontestible proofs, that you really have intercourse with the invisible world. Swed.—It would be... | |
 | Johann Friedrich Immanuel Tafel - 1841 - 334 páginas
...have made a deep impression upon me : but the source from whence you derive them is so extraordinary, so strange, and uncommon, that you will perhaps not...it amiss of a sincere friend of truth, if he desire incomestible proofs, that you really have intercourse with the invisible world. S. It would be very... | |
 | Johann Friedrich Immanuel Tafel - 1847 - 272 páginas
...•made a deep impression upon me: but the source from whence you derive them is so extraordinary, so strange, and uncommon, that you will perhaps not...it amiss of a sincere friend of truth, if he desire incontestible proofs, that you really have intercourse with the invisible world. S. It would be very... | |
 | Johann Heinrich Jung-Stilling - 1851 - 354 páginas
...they have made a deep impression upon me : but the source whence you derive them is so extraordinary, so strange, and uncommon, that you will perhaps not...really have intercourse with the invisible world. rc/i. Are they those, that are so well known, respecting We queen, the fire in Stockholm, and the receipt?... | |
 | Nathaniel Hobart - 1862 - 264 páginas
...have made a deep impression upon me; but the source, from whence you derive them, is so extraordinary, so strange and uncommon, that you will perhaps not...it amiss of a sincere friend of truth, if he desire incontestible proofs, that you really have intercourse with the invisible world. ' Swedenborg.—It... | |
 | William White - 1867 - 710 páginas
...edifying, that they have made a deep impression upon " me; but the source from whence you derive them is so " strange and uncommon, that you will perhaps not take it " amiss if a sincere friend of truth desires incontestible proof, " that you have really intercourse with the... | |
 | Eugene Crowell - 1881 - 554 páginas
...theyhave made a deep impression upon me, but the source whence you derive them is so extraordinary, so strange and uncommon, that you will perhaps not...really have intercourse with the invisible world. SWED.—It would be very unreasonable if I took it amiss, but I think I have given sufficient proofs... | |
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so strange and uncommon, that you will perhaps not take it amiss of a sincere friend of truth, if he desire incontestable proofs that you really have intercourse with the invisible world. Swed. It would be very unreasonable if I took it amiss; but I think... 