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... Jews , by urging upon them the reading " to death " in this place ; it seems almost impoffible not to conclude , both from Origen's argument , and the filence of his Jewish adversaries , that the Hebrew text at that time actually had ...
... Jews , by urging upon them the reading " to death " in this place ; it seems almost impoffible not to conclude , both from Origen's argument , and the filence of his Jewish adversaries , that the Hebrew text at that time actually had ...
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... Jewish law , there is not to be found one example of fophiftry , or of false subtlety , or of any thing approaching thereunto . VII . The national temper of the Jews was intolerant , narrow - minded , and ex- cluding . In Jefus , on the ...
... Jewish law , there is not to be found one example of fophiftry , or of false subtlety , or of any thing approaching thereunto . VII . The national temper of the Jews was intolerant , narrow - minded , and ex- cluding . In Jefus , on the ...
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... Jews , who are wil- ling , men and women , do obferve the sab- baths , and perform facred rites according to the Jewish laws , and build oratories by the Sea - fide * " Tertullian , among other Jewish rites and customs , fuch as feafts ...
... Jews , who are wil- ling , men and women , do obferve the sab- baths , and perform facred rites according to the Jewish laws , and build oratories by the Sea - fide * " Tertullian , among other Jewish rites and customs , fuch as feafts ...
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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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