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... Chrift , were to affift him in the undertaking , may be judged of from the traditions and writings of theirs which were the nearest to that age . The whole collection of the Talmud is one continued proof , into what follies they fell ...
... Chrift , were to affift him in the undertaking , may be judged of from the traditions and writings of theirs which were the nearest to that age . The whole collection of the Talmud is one continued proof , into what follies they fell ...
Page 105
... Chrift's history preserved by St. John , are , except his paffion and refur- rection , for the most part different ... Chrift by St. St. John , in general different from what are given [ 105 ] CHAP IV Identity of Chrift's character p.
... Chrift's history preserved by St. John , are , except his paffion and refur- rection , for the most part different ... Chrift by St. St. John , in general different from what are given [ 105 ] CHAP IV Identity of Chrift's character p.
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... Chrift had left , we may fuppofe , the gene- rality of his difciples in great doubt , both as to what they were to do , and concerning what was to follow . This meeting was held , as we have al- ready faid , a few days after Chrift's ...
... Chrift had left , we may fuppofe , the gene- rality of his difciples in great doubt , both as to what they were to do , and concerning what was to follow . This meeting was held , as we have al- ready faid , a few days after Chrift's ...
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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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