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Gerrit Harman Westerlo, makelaar te Amsterdam getrouwd aan Agnes Park, heeft een zoon, Samuel Adrian Westerlo Timon Christiaan Westerlo, Captain in Hollandschen Dienst Lucia Gesina Westerlo te Amsterdam 2e. Maria Huisinghe, bij welke een dochter, Hillegonda Gesina Westerlo hertrouwd aan R. Marissen Ette van ‘t Landschap Drenthe woonende aan den Dietsenboom bij Sleen Derde zoon: Gerard Adolf Westerlo, Med. Doctor te Almelo, overleden, getrouwd met P. Boom, heeft een zoon nagelaten: Jan Jacob Westerlo, Koopman te Amsterdam Oudste dochter: Maria Westerlo, overleden, getrouwd met Jan Palthe, burgomeister en ontfanger te Oldenzaal, heeft nagelaten 5 kinders: Jan, Anna, Lucia, Gerrit Jan, en Adolf Anthony, waarvan de twee jongste in leven beide advocaten zijn Jongste dochter: Anna Westerlo, Getrouwd met Rheinhard Boom, richter te Almelo, welke beide overleden zijn doch hebben nagelaten 3 zoons en eene dochter: Jacob Rheinhard Boom, Adolph Julius Boom, Gerard Jan Boom, woonachtig te Amsterdam Johanna Lucia Boom, overleden, getrouwd aan Yzac Westplate Cool, heeft een kind nagelaten 296 Holland Gerrit Harman Westerlo, broker in Amsterdam, married to Agnes Park, has a son, Samuel Adrian Westerlo Timon Christiaan Westerlo, captain employed by the States of Holland Lucia Gesina Westerlo in Amsterdam Second marriage: Maria Huisinghe, with whom he had a daughter, Hillegonda Gesina Westerlo [Maria] remarried, to Roelof Marissen, judge of the province of Drenthe, residing at the Dietsenboom near Sleen Third son: Gerard Adolf Westerlo, M.D. in Almelo, deceased, married to [Elisabeth] Boom, left behind a son: Jan Jacob Westerlo, merchant in Amsterdam Eldest daughter: Maria Westerlo, deceased, married to Jan Palthe, mayor and tax collector in Oldenzaal, left behind 5 children: Jan, Anna, Lucia, Gerrit Jan, and Adolf Anthony, of whom the youngest two are both lawyers Youngest daughter: Anna Westerlo, married to Rheinhard Boom, judge in Almelo, both deceased but left behind 3 sons and 1 daughter: Jacob Rheinhard Boom, Adolph Julius Boom, Gerard Jan Boom, residing in Amsterdam Johanna Lucia Boom, deceased, married to Yzac Westplate Cool, left behind 1 child.
Grootvader en grootmoeder van moederszijde Eilardus Reiners, Predikant te Dalen in ‘t landschap Drenthe Gesina Coops Deeze hebben nagelaten 2 dochters Hillegonda en Johanna D’oudste getrouwd aan Ds. I. Westerlo De jongste aan Ds. Wicherus Meurs, predikant, eerst te Wapserveen, en laatst te Beilen; beide overleden en hebben nagelaten een zoon, Eilardus Meurs, thans predikant te Dronrijp in Vriesland, getrouwd met N. N. Smith, en twee dochters, Catharina en Gesina Meurs Linea adscendentalis Lubbertus Reiners, overleden 1740, vader van Eilardus Reiners; deeze had nog vijf andere zoons, alle predikanten, d’oudste Arnoldus, overleden 1720, predikant te Oldenzaal, heeft nog van een dochter Alida te Oldenzaal en zoon Arnold, predikant te Donkerbroek Een ander Hermanus, predikant te Weesp, heeft nagelaten eene dochter Adriana, getrouwd aan Ds. Samuel Claver, thans predikant te Amsterdam N. B. de overige zijn ongetrouwd gestorven, uitgenomen zijne eenigste dochter die getrouwd aan den Hr. Schukking, een zoon naliet, Lubbertus Schukking, predikant te Beilen, waarvan nog twee zoonen leven. 297 Maternal grandfather Eilardus Reiners, minister in Dalen in the province of Drenthe Maternal grandmother Gesina Coops who left behind 2 daughters Hillegonda and Johanna The eldest married the Rev. Isaac Westerlo The youngest married the Rev. Wicherus Meurs, minister, first in Wapserveen, and most recently in Beilen; both deceased, and left behind 1 son, Eilardus Meurs, at present minister in Dronrijp in the province of Friesland, married to a certain [Catharina] Smith, and 2 daughters, Catharina and Gesina Meurs Ascending direct line relationship Lubbertus Reiners, deceased in 1740, father of Eilardus Reiners; Lubbertus had five other sons, all ministers. The eldest, Arnoldus, died in 1720, and was minister in Oldenzaal, a daughter is still alive, Alida, in Oldenzaal, and also a son, Arnold, minister in Donkerbroek Another, Hermanus, minister in Weesp, left behind a daughter, Adriana, married to the Rev. Samuel Claver, at present minister in Amsterdam Note: the others died unmarried, except for his only daughter, who married Mr. Schukking, and left behind a son, Lubbertus Schukking, minister in Beilen, of whom two sons are still alive.
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Table of Contents Introduction 2 Ap
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Bible Westerlo used, I chose the co
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Appendix 1 The Memoirs of Eilardus
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Heiligen Doop van mijnen Eigenen Va
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gerust te worden, tot ’t Heiligdo
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X. De voorige snede is met zooveel
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meeren niet slegts naar buiten, maa
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spreken, prediken en andere dingen
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leven voor Jesus, totdat ik voor ee
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Memoirs 2: 1774 Westerlo, E. 1774.
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voorleezen van Vermeer’s Oeffenin
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van en briefwisselinge met Mrs. Liv
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in Christus Jesus, dat er immer een
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armhartigheid min of meer opgewekte
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meer daar de vijand naar ’t noord
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zegenden dienst, en laat mij nog nu
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leven uit de dooden. Laat uw genade
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influence of Thy Divine Spirit, tha
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October ’82 12. Tomorrow 22 years
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December ’82 14. Blessed be the n
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scene of a bloody war. Oh, may sinn
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for repeated and renewed mercies. H
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N.B. This morning I read Henry’s
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12. Yesterday the Lord strengthened
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concerning my son. I desire through
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may they be pitied and pardoned, an
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30. This morning again hindered by
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in peace and the consolations of th
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and every individual, with precious
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the many deliverances, mercies, and
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country 114 (which, however, was al
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desire to kiss Thy Rod. 116 Pardon
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March ’84 13. This day my younges
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at the Mills. 132 I desire to ackno
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6. This morning I preached from Eph
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Dominee Doll 163 ’s family. Last
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26. Last week the Groote Kerkeraad
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magistrates would protect me, yea,
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God in Christ Jesus for supporting
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salvation. Father of mercies, I tha
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23. Through many weaknesses I have
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humbly commend to Thy Fatherly care
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May ’85 3. This morning our Joann
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me, and prosper all Thy servants in
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conversation, pardon our sins, and
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service and become strong again thr
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speak peace to our souls, forgive o
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other accounts, which I humbly pray
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full of compassion. Pity, Father of
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20. Blessed be the Lord for His aid
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dislocation of her shoulder last wi
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ought to my mind, and gave me both
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them of both denominations to apply
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service of His Sanctuary, by preach
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Thou knowest to be best for us, and
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had thoughts of mercy towards me, a
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pains. A sermon, however, of Hellen
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supply of wisdom, prudence, patienc
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gracious Lord and faithful Savior J
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and partakers of the graces and spi
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12. Yesterday morning my throat was
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ut Jesus Christ and Him crucified!
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a man of God be called to help me a
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and to receive every moment fresh s
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may my poor labors succeed for Zion
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we be enabled to trust in the Lord.
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serious, simple, but also acceptabl
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Thou in the midst of them, and suff
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good word and work. I have also per
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of mercies, hear my prayer, and pit
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property, which probably was the fi
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enquire at Schodack whether they ha
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live also. 358 May Thy life be made
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usiness, which was conducted, I hum
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y every student, agreeable to the f
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and may piety with righteousness pr
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and defend Thy cause. Remember all
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they have read, and then to repeat
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graciously to bless this medicine,
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unto Him, and o, blessed Jesus, may
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sent for Dr. Schuyler, 399 who prep
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wished. However, may I become more
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at Groningen. Oh, what shall I rend
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for the preservation of internal pe
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all the innumerable bounties of mer
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and to wait for His blessing and me
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efuge to the Lord Jesus Christ, in
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ingratitude, and return in mercy to
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September ’88 3. Last Lord’s Da
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proper persons to try, and then, if
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Wicked One, and I come off more tha
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nursery of learning and piety for o
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16. Thanks to the Lord for His aid
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more fortitude and faith and pruden
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N.B. The last verse of Psalm 91, 49
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me to perform the duties of that da
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Zion’s prosperity be pure, peacea
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comfortable sayings. But, Thou, o L
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e followed by His blessings upon th
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services for the prosperity of Zion
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my sins and shortcomings. O Lord, m
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August ’89 4. Thanks to the Lord,
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unto Him. The Lord deliver me from
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would I serve Thee and Thy people i
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8. Thanks to the Lord for the light
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ecome more and more glorious, and G
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chasten me above measure, though I
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1790 January ’90 21. Blessed be t
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unto my soul. Preserve me, both fro
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and all other institutions for the
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This afternoon my dear friend Ariaa
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standing exposed to the cold, may i
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sanctify the parents, and may the m
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peace upon Israel, peace in our pub
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Lord’s Supper! Oh, may the Lord J
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adversity, waiting for mercy, grace
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enabled to trust in the Lord, with
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and uncommon knowledge of the Chris
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the Lord may continue His mercies t
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Appendix 2 Books in Westerlo’s Co
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O86. Allestree, Richard (1619-1681)
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Leiden: Cornelis Boutesteyn and Jor
Page 245 and 246: Balthasar Christofor Wust. 1672. Vo
Page 247 and 248: Sudantis, Specimen, de Nature Theol
Page 249 and 250: Marten Schagen, Adriaan Wor, Erven
Page 251 and 252: ‘Ecloga Dissertationum Theologico
Page 253 and 254: - Huys-bybel over de Brieven van Pa
Page 255 and 256: Triplicem Judæorum Statum, Ecclesi
Page 257 and 258: Hoorn. 1718. Translated by Jacob Sc
Page 259 and 260: Q61. Musnai, Mihály (ca.1658-after
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Page 263 and 264: Causis & Auxiliis Interpretandi Lin
Page 265 and 266: Linguae Sanctae I. Veteris Testamen
Page 267 and 268: Overeenstemming der Andere Heilige
Page 269 and 270: Verlossing van des Heeren Volk uit
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Page 273 and 274: 2. Books having belonged to Eilardu
Page 275 and 276: P4. Episcopius, Simon (1583-1643),
Page 277 and 278: Dooden. [...] Sophia Dorothea en Ha
Page 279 and 280: Goede Vrienden vervat. Amsterdam: P
Page 281 and 282: Verstant van den Doemwaerdigen Zond
Page 283 and 284: Christen,Onderrigt en Bemoedigt, do
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Page 287 and 288: Appendix 3 Manuscript sources This
Page 289 and 290: see Appendix 10] May 19, 1784 Eilar
Page 291 and 292: Rensselaer December 31, 1789 John B
Page 293 and 294: Appendix 4 Eilardus Westerlo’s Wi
Page 295: Genealogy Drawn up Before May 6, 17
Page 299 and 300: emonstrantieschrijver zig zelven ee
Page 301 and 302: wij verdiend hebben, van onzen vert
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Page 307 and 308: 2. Remonstrantie Aen de Predikant,
Page 309 and 310: Subordinatie tot het burgerlijke of
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Page 313 and 314: 3. Bijvoegzel Omtrend den briev der
Page 315 and 316: Appendix 6 Letter by Eilardus Weste
Page 317 and 318: waarin t’ effens ‘t ontwerp in
Page 319 and 320: overnemen, zonder daarin wezenlijk
Page 321 and 322: van daar voor onze gemeentens afged
Page 323 and 324: als van een generale ofte Nationale
Page 325 and 326: Wij zien dus met onze eigen oogen,
Page 327 and 328: ook zelve te promoveeren, en t’ef
Page 329 and 330: 8. Brooklyn, NY (1654) Ulpianus Van
Page 331 and 332: 34. Kingston, NY (1659) George W. G
Page 333 and 334: 61. Readington, NJ (1719) Jacob R.
Page 335 and 336: Dutch Reformed Churches in New York
Page 337 and 338: John G. Gebhard 1783-1807 Hyde Park
Page 339 and 340: Tappan, NY (1767) 704 David Marinus
Page 341 and 342: 12 children, among whom: 3. Catheri
Page 343 and 344: 1. Catherine Van Rensselaer (1803-1
Page 345 and 346: Psalm 42:11 8 June 1789 Sermon Alba
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Ezekiel 22:8 17 January 1770 Quotat
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John 17:19 4 March 1788 Quotation J
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Hebrews 1:3-4 25 August 1788 Sermon
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Appendix 10 Eilardus Westerlo’s J
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with one heart and hand, like Moses
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his share; when it was necessary to
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common prosperity of the whole to t
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