New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
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-" The EpIsrLE of PAUL TO THE

sentlIg fine specimen oil the cleHHess vi i"ois"'"
! warmth Of feeling with which so many "e'miH
scholars enter into the spirit OF an ancient "''ei
P,e. from verbal subteties theological hair split
,ines, and all the afecta'on OF pedantry' " re-
,,od,ces the fiery, earnest, devoted inspiration
| of the Apostle in appropriate and living language
psychological in its method and construction raih-
- than doomatic, It Will afford little satisfaction
81 those who seek to discover modern dOctrnal sys
toms IN the genuine Christian records. The trans
l.,ion is executed with fidelity and grace 1t shows
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| Burns Dioeenes Franklin. and Washington, VINO
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