The Star Spangled Banner
The Star Spangled Banner
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About 144- 000 Christians were in America at the Revolution, yet the preva- lence of Christian maxims and principles was universal, and the virtuous political principles avowed by the Christians were adopted by all classes.
Church and state were disunited by the Hebrew constitution and placed in the relation of associates. The church was debarred, as a church, from exercising direct control in civil affairs, and so it was in the American constitution. Many persons have either ignor- —12— antly ...or willfully mistaken the relations which the Hebrew church and state held to each other. Some mistakes may have occurred on account of the fact, that, as some laws were alike political and spiritual, it was supposed, consequently, that all laws were so.
t Jew That the name Jew, or Jeue, is the identical name which we prononuce Jehova, and is a name given to the worshippers of Jeue, not from their country, but from their God : and hence Jesus Christ was said to be a Jew — i. E. , a God.
fHebrew As their great ecclesiastical historian, Eusebius, translates the name Hebrew, and correctly translates it, one who has passed over, and says that it was given to those whose religious philosophy had burst through the limits of the visible world, and passed into the bosom of intellectuality, and into that divine light, where are invis- ible and hidden essences.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
About 144- 000 Christians were in America at the Revolution, yet the preva- lence of Christian maxims and principles was universal, and the virtuous political principles avowed by the Christians were adopted by all classes.
Church and state were disunited by the Hebrew constitution and placed in the relation of associates. The church was debarred, as a church, from exercising direct control in civil affairs, and so it was in the American constitution. Many persons have either ignor- —12— antly ...or willfully mistaken the relations which the Hebrew church and state held to each other. Some mistakes may have occurred on account of the fact, that, as some laws were alike political and spiritual, it was supposed, consequently, that all laws were so.
t Jew That the name Jew, or Jeue, is the identical name which we prononuce Jehova, and is a name given to the worshippers of Jeue, not from their country, but from their God : and hence Jesus Christ was said to be a Jew — i. E. , a God.
fHebrew As their great ecclesiastical historian, Eusebius, translates the name Hebrew, and correctly translates it, one who has passed over, and says that it was given to those whose religious philosophy had burst through the limits of the visible world, and passed into the bosom of intellectuality, and into that divine light, where are invis- ible and hidden essences.
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