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... it , Now these effects , whatever they be , do not belong to Chris- tianity as a revelation ; because they exist with respect to thofe to whom it is not revealed . conduct 66 conduct of human life , by establishing thẹ proof [ 24 ]
... it , Now these effects , whatever they be , do not belong to Chris- tianity as a revelation ; because they exist with respect to thofe to whom it is not revealed . conduct 66 conduct of human life , by establishing thẹ proof [ 24 ]
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... conduct from perfonal motives , and for this purpose alone . I think that these observations will affift us greatly in placing our Saviour's conduct , as a moral teacher , in a proper point of view ; especially when it is confidered ...
... conduct from perfonal motives , and for this purpose alone . I think that these observations will affift us greatly in placing our Saviour's conduct , as a moral teacher , in a proper point of view ; especially when it is confidered ...
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... conduct , which is left un- explained by the other evangelifts , who have related the conduct itself . V. Another , and a more fingular circum- tance in Chrift's miniftry , was the referve , which , I 4 which , for fome time , and upon ...
... conduct , which is left un- explained by the other evangelifts , who have related the conduct itself . V. Another , and a more fingular circum- tance in Chrift's miniftry , was the referve , which , I 4 which , for fome time , and upon ...
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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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