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[It is necessary that the Christian] should distinguish himself from the crowd by a singular conduct; that he should walk almost alone along a by-lane, where he will have to suffer the scorn and sneers of false Christians.

— François-Philippe Mésenguy Abrégé de l’Histoire de l’Ancien Testament (1747)

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