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... circumstance has been shewn by many learned writers . It is also an advantage to the enquiry , and to the argument built upon it , that we have * Mat . xxi . 33—46 . xxii . 1—7 . Mark xii . 1—12 . Luke xiii . 1-9 . xx . 9-20 . xxi . 5 ...
... circumstance has been shewn by many learned writers . It is also an advantage to the enquiry , and to the argument built upon it , that we have * Mat . xxi . 33—46 . xxii . 1—7 . Mark xii . 1—12 . Luke xiii . 1-9 . xx . 9-20 . xxi . 5 ...
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... , is the appellation of " the Son of Man ; " and it is in all the evange- lifts found under the peculiar circumstance of being applied by Chrift to himself , but 01 A & I 3 of of never being used of him , or towards him [ 117 ]
... , is the appellation of " the Son of Man ; " and it is in all the evange- lifts found under the peculiar circumstance of being applied by Chrift to himself , but 01 A & I 3 of of never being used of him , or towards him [ 117 ]
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... circumstance of attraction , influ- ence , or fuccefs . Such a thing hath not happened in any other inftance . The com- panions of this person , after he himself had been put to death for his attempt , afferted his fupernatural ...
... circumstance of attraction , influ- ence , or fuccefs . Such a thing hath not happened in any other inftance . The com- panions of this person , after he himself had been put to death for his attempt , afferted his fupernatural ...
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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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