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Virulence and craft and exaggeration are stamped on every sentence of the letter. It only says, however, that they are preparing the walls ther…
John Gill
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17th Century
Reformed Baptist
17th Century
Be it known unto the king
The intent of this letter was, that it might be known to the king what follows:
Matthew Henry
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17th Century
Presbyterian
17th Century
It is an old slander, that the prosperity of the church would be hurtful to kings and princes. Nothing can be more false, for true godliness teache…
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Charles Ellicott
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