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[The Christian Pilgrim: or the travels of the Children of Israel spiritualized, etc. [By J.A., i.e. John Allen, edited by A.B.]]

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  • "[The Christian Pilgrim: or the travels of the Children of Israel spiritualized, etc. [By J.A., i.e. John Allen, edited by A.B.]]"@en
  • "The Christian Pilgrim: or the travels of the Children of Israel spiritualized, etc. [By J.A., i.e. John Allen, edited by A.B.]"@en
  • "The Christian pilgrim; or, The travels of the children of Israel spiritualized"@en
  • "The christian pilgrim or the Travels of the Children of Israel spiritualized: wherein The Number of their Journies, the Distance of each Journey, the Names of the Places of their Encampment. The literal and spiritual Significations are pointed out as a lively Emblem of the Christian's Journey to the heavenly Canaan. With remarks upon the Cloud that guided Israel, the Manna that fed them, the Rock that followed them, and the Water that flowed for them"@en
  • "The Christian pilgrim : or, The travels of the children of Israel spiritualized"@en
  • "[The Christian Pilgrim: or the travels of the Children of Israel spiritualized, etc. [By J. A., i.e. John Allen, edited by A. B.]]"
  • "The Christian pilgrim: or the travels of the Children of Israel spiritualized"
  • "The Christian pilgrim: or the travels of the Children of Israel spiritualized"@en
  • "The Christian pilgrim ; or : the travels of the children of Israel spiritualized"@en
  • "The Christian pilgrim: or The travels of the children of Israel spiritualized: : wherein the number of their journies, the distance of each journey, the names of the places of their encampment. The literal and spiritual significations are pointed out as a lively emblem of the Christian's journey to the heavenly Canaan. With remarks upon the cloud that guided Israel, the manna that fed them, the rock that followed them, and the water that flowed for them"@en

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