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Commentary on Ecclesiastes, with other treatises, tr. by ...
... had previously brought salvation, — the complete re-establishment of the old
relation of love, having as its consequence the re-occupation of the central
position in the kingdom of God by the daughter of Zion, and the in- violableness
of the ...
Ernst Wilhelm Hengstenberg, 1860
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Egypt and the Books of Moses: Or the Books of Egypt, with an ...
Further : 3 " The hatred of this people to foreign shepherds is founded on the in-
violableness of animals, especially of neat cattle, goats and sheep, (the author
forgets he has denied the existence of these animals in Egypt), which were killed
...
Ernst Wilhelm Hengstenberg, 1845
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American Journal of Education
certain that you will do justice to my attempt to commence, an investigation of our
German antiquity from this direction, and will approve of my idea of proving that
grammar also establishes the in- violableness and necessity of history.
In addition to his repugnance at breaking salt with the man who had robbed him,
it was necessary for him to impress the in-violableness of Grief's lies on the
Kanaka crew. By eleven o'clock Grief came on board, to find his mate waiting up
for ...
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Remarks on the internal evidence for the truth of revealed ...
... of unutterable love, which claims from men the most grateful and reposing
confidence in the reality of that mercy, and the in- violableness of that truth, which
, amidst, the agonies of death, declared the work of reconciliation accomplished.
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The universal etymological English dictionary
L. VIOLABLENESS [of viststflis, L. and mtss\ capablencss of being violated, 6k
VIOLENT (with Schoolmen'] a thing is said to be violent when effected by some
external principle; the body that undergoes it contributing nothing to it j but ...
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Commentary on Ecclesiastes: With Other Treatises
... had previously brought salvation, — the complete re-establishment of the old
relation of love, having as its consequence the re-occupation of the central
position in the kingdom of God by the daughter of Zion, and the in- violableness
of the ...
Ernst Wilhelm Hengstenberg, 1860
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An Universal Etymological English Dictionary: Comprehending ...
... three-strotid-rope. when it is bound fast with nippers to the cable and brought to
the jeer-capstan, for the belter and more commodious weighing of the anchor.
VIOLA Matronalis [ with Botanists ] dames-violet. L. VIOLABLENESS [of violabilis,
...
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Complete Prose Works: English literature and Irish politics
25 But in the order of thought, in art, the glory, the eternal honour is that
charlatanism shall find no entrance; herein lies the in- violableness of that noble
portion of man's being.' It is admirably said, and let us hold fast to it. In poetry,
which is ...
Matthew Arnold, Robert Henry Super, 1973
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God with Men: Or, Footprints of Providential Leaders
... they who in all ages enliven its flame, — the comforters of humanity, — the.
orators, preachers, statesmen, bards, sages, who breathe the spirit of
encouragement whilst they urge the sacredness of duty and assert the in-
violableness of right.
