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Page 147
... the young ladies , during the second year , began to complain of the weight of
the undertaking ; while those who were more willing than the rest frequently
found that they had their neighbours ' turns to take in the school as well as their
own .
... the young ladies , during the second year , began to complain of the weight of
the undertaking ; while those who were more willing than the rest frequently
found that they had their neighbours ' turns to take in the school as well as their
own .
Page 167
... the obligations of the old Sabbath are now wholly referred , and that , probably
, by divine appointment , to the Lord'sday ; which day must be no otherwise
confounded with the Sabbath than thus far — that this day being also a type of
rest , it ...
... the obligations of the old Sabbath are now wholly referred , and that , probably
, by divine appointment , to the Lord'sday ; which day must be no otherwise
confounded with the Sabbath than thus far — that this day being also a type of
rest , it ...
Page 170
Thus , as time ran on , the Sabbath gained more importance , and the type
gradually unfolded itself , till , at length , it received its first remarkable fulfilment in
the rest of Christ in the grave , when the pains of death were past , and Satan had
...
Thus , as time ran on , the Sabbath gained more importance , and the type
gradually unfolded itself , till , at length , it received its first remarkable fulfilment in
the rest of Christ in the grave , when the pains of death were past , and Satan had
...
Page 171
soners rest together ; they hear not the voice of the oppressor . The small and
great are there ; and the servant is free from his master . ( Job iii . 17–19 . ) This is
also the time described in the twenty - fifth chapter of the Gospel according to St.
soners rest together ; they hear not the voice of the oppressor . The small and
great are there ; and the servant is free from his master . ( Job iii . 17–19 . ) This is
also the time described in the twenty - fifth chapter of the Gospel according to St.
Page 173
This year of jubilee was , therefore , the type of that blessed day when Christ ,
having paid the ransom of his people , and enjoyed the rest of the Sabbath ,
should break the bonds of death , and burst the prison of the grave , being
himself the ...
This year of jubilee was , therefore , the type of that blessed day when Christ ,
having paid the ransom of his people , and enjoyed the rest of the Sabbath ,
should break the bonds of death , and burst the prison of the grave , being
himself the ...
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| Title | The Lady of the Manor, 3. köide The Lady of the Manor, Mary Martha Sherwood |
| Author | Mary Martha Sherwood |
| Edition | 4 |
| Publisher | Houlston and Stoneman, 1841 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 25 nov. 2014 |
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