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Worse than these, by far, were those other Pharisees, who, not content a little to obscure, did malitiously calumniate our Saviour, saying, That he did cast out devils by Beelzebub the chief of the devils. |
Worse than these, by Far, were those other Pharisees, who, not content a little to Obscure, did maliciously calumniate our Saviour, saying, That he did cast out Devils by Beelzebub the chief of the Devils. |
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How they knew that the name of the chief of the Devils was Beelzebub, may be seen in Just. Mart. Qu. & Resp. ad Orthod. Q. 82. 2 Kings 1.2. |
How they knew that the name of the chief of the Devils was Beelzebub, may be seen in Just. Mart. Qu. & Resp. ad Orthodoxy. Q. 82. 2 Kings 1.2. |
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