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 1 15,2| without a heinous sin, and an injury to the Holy Ghost himself.
 2 16,2|   obstacle, or delay, without injury done to their property,
 3 19,3|   obstacle, or delay, without injury done to their property,
 4 22,1|     means be doubted, without injury to faith, that communion
 5 22,2|    services, may, through the injury of time, cease to be so
 6 24,2|       they may not suffer any injury through their absence. But,
 7 24,2|      be abolished through the injury of time, the forgetfulness
 8 25,1|   asserted, not without great injury to the faithful of Christ,
 9 25,3|   longer be observed, without injury, in more remote degrees. ~
10 26,3|       have suffered no slight injury, both in spirituals and
11 26,4|     state of liberty; without injury however to the incumbents
12 26,4|   have been contracted to the injury of the church, and contrary
13 26,4|    not only defended from all injury from others, but, by their