10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INCORRUPTNESS»
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incorruptness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Human Destiny: A Discussion : Do Reason and the Scriptures ...
definition : — " incorruptness in a moral or spiritual seme, freedom from corrupt
doctrines or designs." Schrevelius defines thus : — " Aphtkarsia, — immoi"talitas,
incorruptibilitas." The Latin incorruptibilitas, signifies, " 1, Incorrupt, pure, sincere,
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Charles Frederic Hudson, Sylvanus Cobb, 1860
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A New Literal Translation, from the Original Greek of All ...
In teaching, skew incorruptness of doctrine, gravity of speech, and sincerity with
respect to the motives by which thou art influenced. 8 In conversation, and in
reproving oi.bnders» use clear and strong, but temperate speech, which cannot
be ...
3
The New Testament of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ: with ...
This spiritual life, with the incorruptness of which it is the fruit, is a legitimate
object of our pursuit, by patient continuance in well-doing. 8. Indignation and
wrath. Internal anguish and external calamities. 9, 10. The language of these
verses most ...
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Ancient Christianity and the Doctrines of the Oxford Tracts ...
And this (virginity) is not a something that goes forth (springs) from the corporeal,
until it reaches the soul, but, belonging to the incorporeal soul, (the gnostic
principle expressly) as a choice excellence, avails, by its own incorruptness so ...
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Walker's Critical Pronouncing Dictionary and Expositor of ...
Incorruptness,. ln-kor-ru. pane's,. s. Purity. of. manners, honesty, integrity ;
freedom from decay or degeneration. To Incrassate, In-kras^sate, v. a. To thicken,
the contrary to attenuate. Incrassation, ln-kras-saishun, *. The act of thickening ;
the ...
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The law of the offerings in Leviticus I-VII, considered as ...
Salt," the well-known preservative against corruption, is the emblem of perpetuity
and incorruptness ; while " leaven," on the other hand, composed of sour and
corrupting dough, is the as well-known emblem of corruption. Thus, when the ...
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Bibliotheca Sacra and American Biblical Repository: Combined ...
integrity and incorruptness ; and, finally, having thus made ourselves sure of the
words, we must learn the meaning of the words just as we learn the meaning of
the words of any other book — only, never forgetting that the Holy Ghost, which ...
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Ancient Christianity, and the doctrines of the Oxford tracts
And this (virginity) is not a something that goes forth from (springs from) the
corporeal, until it reaches the soul, but belonging to the incorporeal soul, (the
gnostic principle expressly) as a choice excellence, avails, by its own
incorruptness, for ...
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The Law of the Offerings: The Five Tabernacle Offerings and ...
Salt," the well-known preservative against corruption, is the emblem of perr
petuity and incorruptness ; while " leaven," on the other hand, composed of sour
and corrupting dough, is the as well-known emblem of corruption. Thus, when the
...
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The History of the Noble House of Stourton, of Stourton, in ...
... to the eternal godhead. The body of Christ may therefore become, at his will,
visible and invisible, palpable and impalpable. God cannot change his
incorruptness, but may change a corruptible creature into his own incorruptness ;
therefore ...
