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‘4,CRIPTURE COMPARED WITH ITSELF, in
Proof of the Catholic Doctriae of the Hol.: Trinity ; and
Eby recessary Induction and Conseettence) of '6e Personality
and Divinity of the Holy Ghost ; and of the Divinity of our
blessed Sul:icor, equal to the. Father in the 1.71,i1y of the God-
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THE JUSTICE LAW for the last Five. Years
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