The Gospel According to John, Translated from the Original Greek, and Illustrated by Extracts from the Theological Writings of that Eminent Servant of the Lord, the Hon. Emanuel Swedenborg. Together with Notes and Observations of the Translator Annexed to Each Chapter - John Clowes

The Gospel According to John, Translated from the Original Greek, and Illustrated by Extracts from the Theological Writings of that Eminent Servant of the Lord, the Hon. Emanuel Swedenborg. Together with Notes and Observations of the Translator Annexed to Each Chapter

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Language: English
Published in: 1819
Pages: 354

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