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NONLATINALPHABET, Every wind. An elegant Metaphor (saith Calvin upon it) fitly expressing the nature of all those doctrines of men (as the Apostle calleth all false doctrines, Col. 2. 22.) which draw men aside from the simplicity of the Gospel; |
, Every wind. an elegant Metaphor (Says calvin upon it) fitly expressing the nature of all those doctrines of men (as the Apostle calls all false doctrines, Col. 2. 22.) which draw men aside from the simplicity of the Gospel; |
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Pulchra metaphora, dum omnes hominum doctrinas, quibus ab Evangelii simplicitate distrahimur, appellat ventos. Calvin. ad loc. |
Beautiful Metaphor, dum omnes hominum doctrinas, quibus ab Evangelii Simplicity distrahimur, appellate ventos. calvin. ad loc. |
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