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[The armour of Christianity : a treatise, detecting first, the plots of the devil against our happiness ...]

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  • "Armour Christianity"@en

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  • "[The armour of Christianity : a treatise, detecting first, the plots of the devil against our happiness ...]"@en
  • "The armour of Christianity a treatise, detecting first, the plots of the devil against our happiness. Declaring then, the wiles by which those plots are managed. And propounding, lastly, the thoughts by which those wiles may be defeated. [Two lines from Numbers]"
  • "The armour of Christianity A treatise, detecting first, the plots of the devil against our happiness. Declaring then, the wiles by which those plots are managed. And propounding, lastly, the thoughts by which those wiles may be defeated"
  • "The armour of Christianity. : A treatise, detecting first, the plots of the devil against our happiness. Declaring then, the wiles by which those plots are managed. And propounding, lastly, the thoughts by which those wiles may be defeated. : [Two lines from Numbers]"@en
  • "The armour of Christianity a treatise, detecting first, the plots of the devil against our happiness. Declaring then, the wiles by which those plots are managed. And propounding, lastly, the thoughts by which those wiles may be defeated. : [Two lines from Numbers]"@en
  • "The armour of Christianity. a treatise, detecting first, the plots of the devil against our happiness. Declaring then, the wiles by which those plots are managed. And propounding, lastly, the thoughts by which those wiles may be defeated. : [Two lines from Numbers]"@en
  • "The armour of Christianity : A treatise, detecting first, the plots of the devil against our happiness. Declaring then, the wiles by which those plots are managed. And propounding, lastly, the thoughts by which those wiles may be defeated"

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