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Leviticus 9

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Jay uses Leviticus 9 to illustrate the appearances of God's glory in a way that supports his argument against Catholicism.

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  1. Jay argues that Leviticus 9 illustrates the manifestation of God's glory, which is worshipped and distinct from creation.

  2. Jay uses Leviticus 9 to illustrate the appearances of God's glory in a way that supports his argument against Catholicism.

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