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We have the same holy oracles, and the same mercy-seat.
2
He constantly read the holy oracles, and recognized their claim to be the inspired Scriptures.
3
In this treatise only, there are nearly four hundred and forty distinct references to the holy oracles.
4
His veneration for the holy oracles appears through every page, by his close adherence to the text.
5
The holy oracles always represent Paradise as our native country, and our present life as an exile.
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Shut up with his Bible, you have here the result of a prayerful study of those holy oracles.
7
He lived, and thought, and wrote under the influence of the holy oracles, translated by the Puritans in 1560, compared with the version of 1611.