Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-11-16

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would not dofcat III. cause. A largo art
of the Bible is taken up with telling us
what the world will be. There Is a large
army, human and angelic, now in the
field. but Gods reserve forces are more
numerous and more mighty than those
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cons time rout the Midianitcs with a
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can do anything he says he will do. As
vet he has taken only one sword out of A
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defeated. The redemption Of these hemi-
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and Ezekiel and Habakkuk and Malachi
and ST. John only reported what the Lord
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forward on the land Ar Son PeJrc
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moved on to the Sandwich Islands an
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that shook the mountain where our Lor
died started a higher and swifter an
mighticr tidal wave that will roll roun'
ana round the earth until oil its rebel
lions ana abominations have gone under
mat was an exciting scene after tn
battle OF bosworth, which was Tough
between Richard Ill and the Earl o
Richmond, the KING railing and the eai
t~rlumphing, when Lord Stanley brough
the crown and handed il TO the ear