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The Antichrist, or, Christianity reformed. : In which is demonstrated from the scriptures, in opposition to the prevailing opinion of the whole religious world, that evil and good are from one source; devil and God one spirit; and that one is merely manifested to make perfect the other

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: [1833]
Call number: 223822
Creator: Smith, James Elishama (1801-1857)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: 21 cm
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The Antichrist, or, Christianity reformed. : In which is demonstrated from the scriptures, in opposition to the prevailing opinion of the whole religious world, that evil and good are from one source; devil and God one spirit; and that one is merely manifested to make perfect the other

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