THE author begins by stating that God, who formerly communicated religious truths to the ancestors of the Hebrews, in various times and manners, by means of the prophets, hath, in proclaiming the Gospel dispensation, spoken to their descendants by his incarnate Son.
An edition of The Epistle to the Hebrews, with explanatory notes
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The Epistle to the Hebrews, with explanatory notes
to which are added a condensed view of the priesthood of Crist, and a translation of the Epistle, prepared for this work. By Henry J. Ripley ...
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The Epistle to the Hebrews, with explanatory notes: to which are added a condensed view of the priesthood of Crist, and a translation of the Epistle, prepared for this work. By Henry J. Ripley ...
January 1, 2001, University of Michigan Library
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