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Page 102
... supposed to have been thrown . The lawyer's fubtlety in running a dif- tinction upon the word neighbour , in the precept " Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyfelf , " was no lefs natural than our Sa- viour's answer was decifive and ...
... supposed to have been thrown . The lawyer's fubtlety in running a dif- tinction upon the word neighbour , in the precept " Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyfelf , " was no lefs natural than our Sa- viour's answer was decifive and ...
Page 224
... Chriftianity , he would undoubtedly have collected , or , at least , have fet forth , accounts of the preaching of the reft of the apostles , who cannot , without ex- treme treme improbability , be supposed to have re- mained filent [ 224 ]
... Chriftianity , he would undoubtedly have collected , or , at least , have fet forth , accounts of the preaching of the reft of the apostles , who cannot , without ex- treme treme improbability , be supposed to have re- mained filent [ 224 ]
Page 354
... supposed him to have been a magician , as ye fay , and as the Jews then supposed , if all the prophets had not with one spirit fore- told that Chrift fhould perform these very things t . " But to return to the Chriftian apologists in ...
... supposed him to have been a magician , as ye fay , and as the Jews then supposed , if all the prophets had not with one spirit fore- told that Chrift fhould perform these very things t . " But to return to the Chriftian apologists in ...
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CONTENTS | 1 |
The morality of the Gospel P | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Teftament p | 85 |
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