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... Jefus paffed by , he saw a man which was blind from his birth and his difciples afked him , faying , Who did fin , this man or his parents , that he was born blind ? Jefus answered , Neither VOL . II . hath I hath this man finned , nor ...
... Jefus paffed by , he saw a man which was blind from his birth and his difciples afked him , faying , Who did fin , this man or his parents , that he was born blind ? Jefus answered , Neither VOL . II . hath I hath this man finned , nor ...
Page 131
... Jefus , coming to them . as their Meffiah , fhould come under a cha- racter totally different from that in which they expected him ; fhould deviate from the general perfuafion , and deviate into pretenfions abfolutely fingular and ...
... Jefus , coming to them . as their Meffiah , fhould come under a cha- racter totally different from that in which they expected him ; fhould deviate from the general perfuafion , and deviate into pretenfions abfolutely fingular and ...
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... Jefus . " Believing in Jefus " was not only to believe that he wrought miracles , but that he was the Meffiah . With us there is no difference between these two things ; with them there was the greatest . And the dif ference is apparent ...
... Jefus . " Believing in Jefus " was not only to believe that he wrought miracles , but that he was the Meffiah . With us there is no difference between these two things ; with them there was the greatest . And the dif ference is apparent ...
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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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