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 1 1 |              of the New as of the Old Testament, He will assert Himself
 2 4 |           opened in heaven."] The new testament is announced as an open
 3 4 |               announcement of the Old Testament was edified with his word.~"
 4 4 |               announcement of the New Testament those bring creatures had
 5 4 |               of the books of the Old Testament. Thus, twenty and four make
 6 4 |               announcement of the New Testament gains no faith unless it
 7 4 | fore-announced testimonies of the Old Testament, by which it is lifted from
 8 4 |               announcement of the New Testament there are present wings;
 9 4 |              And the books of the Old Testament that are received are twenty-four,
10 4 |              announcements of the New Testament, and the thunders, that
11 5 |           This book signifies the Old Testament, which has been given into
12 5 |             opens and seals again the testament, which He Himself had sealed.
13 5 |              This is the blood of His testament who hath purified you."It
14 5 |              of, but it is named as a testament. For no law is called a
15 5 |                For no law is called a testament, nor is any thing else called
16 5 |               any thing else called a testament, save what persons make
17 5 |            And whatever is within the testament is sealed, even to the day
18 5 |               proclamation of the Old Testament associated with the New,
19 5 |             is the opening of the Old Testament, and the foretelling of
20 7 |            opening of the Old and New Testament; for He says by Malachi: "
21 10|              announcements of the Old Testament; he is forbidden to write
22 11|          temple the ark of the Lord's testament."] The preaching of the