10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WHEREINSOEVER»
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Memoranda of Angelical Doctrine. Fasciculus second: or, a ...
Bishop, this deprecation being its legitimate form :'—By this holy anointing, and
by His most piteous mercy, the Lord pardon thee whereinsoever thou 'hast done
amiss by seeing ; by this holy anointing, and by His most piteous mercy, the Lord
...
Saint Thomas (Aquinas), William HUMPHREY (S.J.), 1867
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Memoranda of angelical doctrine, digested [from the Summa ...
consecrated by a Bishop, this deprecation being its legitimate form : — By this
holy anointing, and by His most piteous mercy, the Lord pardon thee
whereinsoever thou hast done amiss by seeing ; by this holy anointing, and by
His most ...
Thomas Aquinas (st.), William Humphrey, 1867
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Notes, explanatory & practical, on the second epistle to the ...
21. I. speak. as. concerning. reproach,. as. though. we. had. been. weak. Howbeit
. whereinsoever. t. e. as if I was disposed to admit as true all that has been said of
me as reproachful or disgraceful; all that has been said of my want of ...
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Notes, Explanatory and Practical, on the Second Epistle to ...
21. I. speak. as. concerning. reproach,. as. though. we. had. been. weak. Howbeit
. whereinsoever. i. e . as if I was disposed to admit as true all that has been said
of me as reproachful ordisgraceful; all that has been said of my want of ...
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Library of Fathers of the Holy Catholic Church ...
Howbeit, whereinsoever any is bold, {I speak foolishly,) I am bold also. See him
again drawing back, and using deprecation and correctives beforehand,
although he has already even said many such things : as, Would to God that ye
could ...
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Memoirs of the Rev. Ammi Rogers, A. M.
... God's sake, to forgive me all that is past. And whereinsoever any person has
done me any wrong, by word or deed, and I have been greatly abused, greatly
mis- lepresented, greatly injured, and things laid to my charge which I never
knew ...
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Devotions on the communion of saints
whereinsoever they have transgressed in. not receiving the most Blessed and
Adorable Sacrament of the Altar with pure and perfect desire, devotion, and love,
or in receiving It unworthily, or seldom, or in wholly neglecting this Feast of Love.
Charles Walker (of Brighton.), 1869
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Preces Gertrudianae; Prayers of St. Gertrude and St. ...
UR. Father,. who. ' art in heaven. I beseech thee that thou wouldst forgive all the
souls in purgatory, whereinsoever theyhave neitherloved nor worthily honoured
thee, their adorable and most beloved Father, who of thine own mere grace didst
...
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A Library of Fathers of the Holy Catholic Church, Anterior ...
Self-praise, folly. The Pharisee. Paul long draws back. 281 HOMILY XXV. 1 ii. 2
Con. xi. 2]. Howbeit, whereinsoever any is bold, (I speak foolishly,) I am bold also.
SEE him again drawing back, and using deprecation and correctives ...
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Devotions on the Communion of Saints. Compiled from the ...
Vouchsafe, O compassionate Father, I beseech Thee, to forgive the souls of the
faithful departed whereinsoever they have transgressed in not fervently longing
or ardently striving after Thee and Thy kingdom, in which alone is true rest and ...
Charles WALKER (of Brighton.), Richard Frederick LITTLEDALE, Jacobus MERLO (Horstius.), 1869
