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9 , 10 , 11 , And the third Angel followed them with a loud Voice : If any Man
Worship the Beast and bis Image , and receive bis Mark in his Forehead , or in
his Hand ; The same mall drink of the Wine of the Wrath of God , which is poured
out ...
9 , 10 , 11 , And the third Angel followed them with a loud Voice : If any Man
Worship the Beast and bis Image , and receive bis Mark in his Forehead , or in
his Hand ; The same mall drink of the Wine of the Wrath of God , which is poured
out ...
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Nor is the Phrase , to drink of the Wine of the Wrath of ber Fornication , casily , I
think , to be comprehended . Indeed , the Word Wine is frequently understood in
a strongly metaphorical Sense ; as the Wine of the Wrach of God , in the Text ;
and ...
Nor is the Phrase , to drink of the Wine of the Wrath of ber Fornication , casily , I
think , to be comprehended . Indeed , the Word Wine is frequently understood in
a strongly metaphorical Sense ; as the Wine of the Wrach of God , in the Text ;
and ...
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They eat the Bread of Wickedness , and drink the Wine of Violence : Where we
may observe the Word Wine used in a Sense very similar to what it here bears .
ho1 a , che the 1 be und ch ent he atb And the first Verse of the Text itself directs
us ...
They eat the Bread of Wickedness , and drink the Wine of Violence : Where we
may observe the Word Wine used in a Sense very similar to what it here bears .
ho1 a , che the 1 be und ch ent he atb And the first Verse of the Text itself directs
us ...
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1 thall not descend minutely to private Instances , by which Men entitle
chemselves to this dreadful Cup which cootains the Wine of the Wrath of God :
But as the Text respects chiefly publick Corruption and Prostitution , I shall
confine myself to ...
1 thall not descend minutely to private Instances , by which Men entitle
chemselves to this dreadful Cup which cootains the Wine of the Wrath of God :
But as the Text respects chiefly publick Corruption and Prostitution , I shall
confine myself to ...
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... But it is a poisonous one , and offers us the Wine of Ignorance , not of
Knowledge ; a Draughe , however delicious it may seem , which will be followed
by chat bitter Potion mentioned in the Text , namely , the Wine of the Wrach of
God .
... But it is a poisonous one , and offers us the Wine of Ignorance , not of
Knowledge ; a Draughe , however delicious it may seem , which will be followed
by chat bitter Potion mentioned in the Text , namely , the Wine of the Wrach of
God .
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| Título | The crisis: a sermon, by a lover of his county [H. Fielding. Rotogr.]. |
| Autor | Henry Fielding |
| Publicado | 1741 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Oxford |
| Digitalizado | 27 Mar 2007 |
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