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... Luke vi . 21 . Blessed are ye that hunger now . Luke omits . Here we must remind ourselves that Christ's precepts to His first converts and missionary disciples would probably be current in at least two different forms : -first , a ...
... Luke vi . 21 . Blessed are ye that hunger now . Luke omits . Here we must remind ourselves that Christ's precepts to His first converts and missionary disciples would probably be current in at least two different forms : -first , a ...
Page 356
... Luke omits lands " . " 6 In that passage a reason can be given for Luke's omission , though ' lands ' was in the original . The context deals with the renunciation of home and home relations by a disciple and his recompense for ...
... Luke omits lands " . " 6 In that passage a reason can be given for Luke's omission , though ' lands ' was in the original . The context deals with the renunciation of home and home relations by a disciple and his recompense for ...
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... Luke , or may even praise him for his tact and sense of what was suitable to his Gentile readers , we must not praise him , in his version of the doctrine of Renunciation , for a strict and literal accuracy in reporting Christ's words ...
... Luke , or may even praise him for his tact and sense of what was suitable to his Gentile readers , we must not praise him , in his version of the doctrine of Renunciation , for a strict and literal accuracy in reporting Christ's words ...
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ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191617 | 33 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191718 | 51 |
JACOB AND THE MANDRAKES BY J G FRAZER FELLOW OF | 57 |
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