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Page 37
... rebel angels are heroic , and they all think as Satan does ; we first meet them in Book I astonished to find God able to send them to Hell ... rebels usually do , that they might be defeated and were risking severe reprisals ; thus 37 SATAN.
... rebel angels are heroic , and they all think as Satan does ; we first meet them in Book I astonished to find God able to send them to Hell ... rebels usually do , that they might be defeated and were risking severe reprisals ; thus 37 SATAN.
Page 49
... rebels praise with free reverence the virtue of Satan ; they ' extol him equal to the highest in Heaven ' , thus ... rebels as like historians under Charles I praising our freedom under the Anglo - Saxon monarchy . However , this ...
... rebels praise with free reverence the virtue of Satan ; they ' extol him equal to the highest in Heaven ' , thus ... rebels as like historians under Charles I praising our freedom under the Anglo - Saxon monarchy . However , this ...
Page 50
... rebels , which Moloch as a plain soldier leaves to his audience . If the rebels prove that they are not nothing in comparison to God , then they have disproved God's absolute claims , and to remind him for ever that he is known to be ...
... rebels , which Moloch as a plain soldier leaves to his audience . If the rebels prove that they are not nothing in comparison to God , then they have disproved God's absolute claims , and to remind him for ever that he is known to be ...
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