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... the ancient Catholic Fathers both perceiving themselves , and commending to their people , were not afraid to call this Supper , some of them , the salve of immortality and sovereign preservative against death ; other , a deifical ...
... the ancient Catholic Fathers both perceiving themselves , and commending to their people , were not afraid to call this Supper , some of them , the salve of immortality and sovereign preservative against death ; other , a deifical ...
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The Gospel must be a savour unto life or a savour unto death ; from the first , it has been blasphemed , wherever it has been preached . It has been blasphemed by Jews , Pagans , and each class of heretics as they arose ; the Arians ...
The Gospel must be a savour unto life or a savour unto death ; from the first , it has been blasphemed , wherever it has been preached . It has been blasphemed by Jews , Pagans , and each class of heretics as they arose ; the Arians ...
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The element which is the image of our Baptism , cleanses alike and refreshes , enlighteneth the fainting eye , wakens to life , as it falls , a world in seeming exhaustion and death , changes the barren land into a garden of the Lord ...
The element which is the image of our Baptism , cleanses alike and refreshes , enlighteneth the fainting eye , wakens to life , as it falls , a world in seeming exhaustion and death , changes the barren land into a garden of the Lord ...
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It augments life , or — death ; gives immortality to the living ; to the dead it gives not life , but death ; it is a savour of life or death , is received to salvation or damnation . Whence the ancient Church so anxiously withheld from ...
It augments life , or — death ; gives immortality to the living ; to the dead it gives not life , but death ; it is a savour of life or death , is received to salvation or damnation . Whence the ancient Church so anxiously withheld from ...
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... life ; freedom from death , life through Him , through His indwelling , and therefore resurrection from the dead , and life eternal . " This is the Bread , which cometh down from heaven , that a man may eat thereof and not die .
... life ; freedom from death , life through Him , through His indwelling , and therefore resurrection from the dead , and life eternal . " This is the Bread , which cometh down from heaven , that a man may eat thereof and not die .
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| Título | The Holy Eucharist a Comfort to the Penitent: A Sermon Preached Before the University, in the Cathedral Church of Christ, in Oxford, on the Fourth Sunday After Easter, Volumen11 The Holy Eucharist a Comfort to the Penitent: A Sermon Preached Before the University, in the Cathedral Church of Christ, in Oxford, on the Fourth Sunday After Easter, Edward Bouverie Pusey Volumen69 de a Pamphlets |
| Autor | Edward Bouverie Pusey |
| Editor | John Henry Parker, 1843 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Pública de Lyon |
| Digitalizado | 19 Mayo 2014 |
| Largo | 93 páginas |
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