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The history of the devil and the idea of evil : from the earliest times to the present day (1900)

Carus, Paul, 1852-1919 · Chicago : Open Court Pub. Co. · leaf 197

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h iron bars, and fight courageously,lest we be taken captives. But when all the company of the saints heard this they spakewith a loud voice of anger to the prince of hell, Open thy gatesthat the King of Glory may come in. And the divine prophet David cried out, saying. Did not Iwhen on earth truly… … S a JS o C/5 OS </) n! OH HZ tdO (/>W Q inH U3 5aU EARLY CHRISTIANITY. yj-j bars of iron in sunder. He hath taken them because of their in-iquity, and because of their unrighteousness they are afflicted. After this another prophet, namely, holy Isaiah, spake inlike manner to all the saints,…

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