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Page 147
... speaking of the father , ( xii . 1. 3. ) calls him Herod the king , and gives an example of the exercise of his authority at Jerufalem ; speaking of the son , ( xxv . 13. ) he calls him king , but not of Judea ; which diftinction agrees ...
... speaking of the father , ( xii . 1. 3. ) calls him Herod the king , and gives an example of the exercise of his authority at Jerufalem ; speaking of the son , ( xxv . 13. ) he calls him king , but not of Judea ; which diftinction agrees ...
Page 161
... speaking of the high priests , or chief priests ( for the name in the original is the fame ) , in the plural number , when in ftrictness there was only one High Prieft : which may be con- fidered as a proof , that the evangelifts were ...
... speaking of the high priests , or chief priests ( for the name in the original is the fame ) , in the plural number , when in ftrictness there was only one High Prieft : which may be con- fidered as a proof , that the evangelifts were ...
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... speaking and of thinking upon the fubject , which then univerfally prevailed ; need not be alarmed by the conceffion , as though they had any thing to fear from it , for the truth of Christianity . The doctrine was not what Christ ...
... speaking and of thinking upon the fubject , which then univerfally prevailed ; need not be alarmed by the conceffion , as though they had any thing to fear from it , for the truth of Christianity . The doctrine was not what Christ ...
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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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