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XXI.
A
NEW
SELF-INTERPRETING
TESTAMENT,
containing
many
Thousands
of
Parallel
Passages,
placed
under
the
Text
in
words
at
length,
with
various
readings,
so
that
die
whole
may
be
seen
and
read
at
one
view.
By
the
Rev.
JOHN
PLATTS,
author
of
'A
New
Universal
Biography,'
'The
Literary
and
Scientific
Class
Book,'
&c.
In
4
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urged
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minister
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evangelical
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encouragement
of
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promoting
Scriptura
knoVledge.'
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quoted
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words
at
length,
and
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the
text
with
a
com-
ment
in
the
express
language
of
the
inspired
writers,
is
convincingly
the
best
method
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Literary
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uti-
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. .
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public
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Literary
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'This
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the
laborious
compilation
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a
XXII.
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PSALMS,
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REV.
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A.
M.
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REIGN
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THE
THIRD,
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HUME
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SMOLLETT,
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