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Geheimnis und Verborgenes im Mittelalter
Funktion, Wirkung und Spannungsfelder von okkultem Wissen, verborgenen Räumen und magischen Gegenständen -
The Nag Hammadi Codices and Late Antique Egypt
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The Nag Hammadi codices and late antique Egypt
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The Gospel of Matthew on the landscape of antiquity
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The Nag Hammadi codices and late antique Egypt
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The voice, the Word, the books
the sacred scripture of the Jews, Christians, and Muslims -
Geheimnis und Verborgenes im Mittelalter
Funktion, Wirkung und Spannungsfelder von okkultem Wissen, verborgenen Räumen und magischen Gegenständen -
The Voice, the Word, the Books
The Sacred Scripture of the Jews, Christians, and Muslims -
The conversion of Lithuania
from pagan barbarians to late medieval christians -
Interpreting scriptures in Judaism, Christianity and Islam
overlapping inquiries -
The Reformation in Germany and Switzerland
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Tyndale's Old Testament
being the Pentateuch of 1530, Joshua to 2 Chronicles of 1537, and Jonah -
Late monasticism and the Reformation
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The Marrakesh dialogues
a Gospel critique and Jewish apology from the Spanish Renaissance -
Treatise concerning the supernatural regeneration and the kingdom of the antichrist
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Two Wycliffite texts
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The scripture account of a future state consider'd
By the Rev. Mr. Griffin, curate of sibbertost. Occasioned by reading a late pamphlet, bearing the same title: by an Anonymous Author -
The situation of the world at the time of Christ's appearance, and its connection with the success of his religion, considered
A sermon. Preached before the society in Scotland for propagating Christian knowledge. At the anniversary meeting, in the High Church of Edinburgh, on Monday, January 6. 1755. Published at the disire of the society. By William Robertson, D.D. principal of the University of Edinburgh -
A speech deliver'd by an Indian chief, in a reply to a sermon preached by a Swedish missionary, in order to convert the Indians to the Christian religion
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Three tracts
Being I. A letter to the archbishop of Canterbury. With two accounts of the laying aside unscriptural articles at Geneva, 1706. and the King of Prussia's letter to the clergy of Geneva in commendation of those proceedings. II. An abstract of the minutes of the Society for Promoting Primitive Christianity. III. An account of Mr. Baratiers enquiries into the chronology, the doctrines and discipline of the primitive church. By William Whiston, M.A -
A vindication of a passage of the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of London
In his second pastoral letter, against the misrepresentations of William Berriman, D.D. In a letter to his lordship. By Samuel Chandler -
The duty of clerical residence stated and enforced
A charge delivered at the primary vistation of the province of ulster, in the year 1796. By William Newcome D.D. member of the Royal Irish Academy, and Archbishop of Armagh -
A sketch of the one great argument, formed from the several concurring evidences, for the truth of Christianity
By the Rev. John Rotheram, M.A. of Codrington College in Barbados -
The consolations of pure Christianity
A discourse, delivered at Cullompton, July 5, 1798, before the Society of Unitarian Christians, Established in the west of England, for promoting Christian knowledge, and the practice of virtue, by the distribution of books. By J. Isaac -
Five letters
Containing Let. I. and II. Scripture proofs of a separate intermediate state of existence after death; with an answer to the principal objections to that doctrine. Let. III and IV. remarks upon the most considerable characters and definitions given of man; that especially by which he is distinguished from the creatures around him, by his capacity for religion. The dignity and propriety of which character is briefly demonstrated; with an answer to the most material objections to religious worship. Let. V. reflections on the Christian sabbath, shewing the excellent wisdom and policy of that institution, both as an interval of rest from bodily labour, and a season for religious knowledge, piety, and devotion. By John Steffe