The Pharisee and the PublicanChristian Knowledge Society, 1861 - 8 páginas |
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... with a Publican . The Pharisees would hurry by him , pulling their beautiful long robes out of the way , lest they should happen to touch him as they passed , and nobody would give him a kind look to make The Pharisee and the Publican . 7.
... with a Publican . The Pharisees would hurry by him , pulling their beautiful long robes out of the way , lest they should happen to touch him as they passed , and nobody would give him a kind look to make The Pharisee and the Publican . 7.
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and nobody would give him a kind look to make him feel at home and comfortable . But the Publican did not care for that ; he did not go to the Temple to be seen of men ! he had none of that pride which will sometimes make a working man ...
and nobody would give him a kind look to make him feel at home and comfortable . But the Publican did not care for that ; he did not go to the Temple to be seen of men ! he had none of that pride which will sometimes make a working man ...
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... look like and what they say . Some men may seem very good to us , -they may be able to talk very well about their religious feelings , and give excellent advice to others ; they may even do good sometimes , and yet all the while they ...
... look like and what they say . Some men may seem very good to us , -they may be able to talk very well about their religious feelings , and give excellent advice to others ; they may even do good sometimes , and yet all the while they ...
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... looks only for the fruit or kernel within . He can read our very thoughts almost before we know them ourselves . It is very easy to deceive our fellow - creatures , and there is no very great cleverness in taking in some other person ...
... looks only for the fruit or kernel within . He can read our very thoughts almost before we know them ourselves . It is very easy to deceive our fellow - creatures , and there is no very great cleverness in taking in some other person ...
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