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    almost its only subjects # but they iftftiltf b £ oast c ^ it : from them' the kii&g&ri of God 1 would be remov ed , # ile' the Gehtiles , who were uttt its ^ ibfe « ts or children , would be r ^ eeiv ^ edi 1

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    felicity and s « flfertng by the * immadfete tefttl of OmMpotenfee ' , Tfitfe expressions ussdi Matt , xiii : 4 rl y 42 v correspond in so * many particulars ^ Ai those we havfe ittst c 6 nt 8 tdiered , ftat m me they evidently appear to ifcfer to' the satoe fac t ^ , with the

    atftiftftoft of s 6 me other well-knoWri ^ rcumstances . 2 % ^ > S ^ of Man here ttotejbrth his awgels to-. gsiah'et ' onx Of his kingdom all things that ) offend , a&fofctbiftntf Wlki'dt do MmiiJty ; who * ca # t

    thtoto im > <* Itihe of fire , where shall WMHfnjf and gnashing of tft&Sto . Ag /^ is the symbol of war m& destnuettef > i so a ^ fefe * or futnaee of fire se&n s tafite a « d Rev . xix . 20 , t ® denote smdi and

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), May 2, 1820, page 275, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2488/page/19/