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The message of this book is apparent from the inscription on the title page: “An explanation of several principal points of the law; how it has been fulfilled by Christ, and will reach its Perfect Consummation in His Great Day, according to the teachings of the Old and New Testaments.” 448 pages; paper.
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The message of this book is apparent from the inscription on the title page: “An explanation of several principal points of the law; how it has been fulfilled by Christ, and will reach its Perfect Consummation in His Great Day, according to the teachings of the Old and New Testaments.” 448 pages; paper.
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