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“Bad thoughts quickly ripen into bad actions.”

Quote by Beilby Porteus

Book:Lectures on the gospel of St. Matthew; ...

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Lectures on the gospel of St. Matthew; ...

This book provides a comprehensive examination of the Gospel of St. Matthew, including discussions on its historical background, theological significance, and literary style. It is intended for readers interested in a detailed study of the New Testament and its interpretation. more

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Beilby Porteus, born on May 8, 1731, and died on May 13, 1809, was a renowned British author known for his literary works. more

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