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| | Kersey Graves - The World's Sixteen Crucified Saviors Chapter 22 |
 | | As the foregoing historical exposition exhibits the Holy Ghost as performing several distinct and discordant offices, so we likewise find it possessing at least two distinct genders, the masculine and neuter, i.e., no gender changing, ghostlike, from one to the other, as occasion seemed to require. |
 | | Hence, the Buddhists had their god Vasus, who manifested himself variously in the shape or character of fire, wind, storms, gas, ghosts, gusts, and the breath, thus constituting a very nearlyallied counterpart to the Christian Holy Ghost, which Mr. |
 | | The sin against the Holy Ghost consisted, according to the ancient Mexican traditions, in resisting its operations in the second birth that is, the regeneration of the heart or soul by the Holy Ghost. |
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