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... some object , or some occafion then before him , though the mention of the occafion , or of the object , be omitted in the hiftory . I only observe that these instances are common to St. John's gospel with the other three . I conclude ...
... some object , or some occafion then before him , though the mention of the occafion , or of the object , be omitted in the hiftory . I only observe that these instances are common to St. John's gospel with the other three . I conclude ...
Page 263
... This is a powerful charm . ” The Mahometan expofitors difagree in their * Sale's Koran , c . v . x . xiii . twice . c . iii . xxi . xxviii . $ 4 + c . vi . $ c . xvi . inter- interpretation of this paffage ; some explain- ing it to [ 263 ]
... This is a powerful charm . ” The Mahometan expofitors difagree in their * Sale's Koran , c . v . x . xiii . twice . c . iii . xxi . xxviii . $ 4 + c . vi . $ c . xvi . inter- interpretation of this paffage ; some explain- ing it to [ 263 ]
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... of different witneffes , it is fel- VOL . II . u dom dom that it is not poffible to pick out appa [ 289 ] PART III A BRIEF CONSIDERATION OF SOME POPULAR OBJECTIONS CHAP I The Discrepancies between the feveral Gospels p CHA P II.
... of different witneffes , it is fel- VOL . II . u dom dom that it is not poffible to pick out appa [ 289 ] PART III A BRIEF CONSIDERATION OF SOME POPULAR OBJECTIONS CHAP I The Discrepancies between the feveral Gospels p CHA P II.
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The morality of the Gospel P | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Teftament p | 85 |
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