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But Idol-gods neither hate sin, nor punish sin in any; and the reason is given, from the ignorance and impotency of Idols. |
But Idol-gods neither hate since, nor Punish since in any; and the reason is given, from the ignorance and impotency of Idols. |
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Cornel. è Lapid. Imp•tentes sunt ut alicui benefaciant aut malefaciant. Rabanus Maurus lib. 4. in Deut. Idola f•lsa, inutilia. |
Cornelius. è Lapid. Imp•tentes sunt ut alicui benefaciant Or malefaciant. Rabanus Maurus lib. 4. in Deuteronomy Idola f•lsa, inutilia. |
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