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... evangelists and by St. John , in inftances totally unlike , and with- out the fmaileft fufpicion of their borrowing from each other . III . A fingularity in Chrift's language , which runs through all the evangelifts , and which is found ...
... evangelists and by St. John , in inftances totally unlike , and with- out the fmaileft fufpicion of their borrowing from each other . III . A fingularity in Chrift's language , which runs through all the evangelifts , and which is found ...
Page 122
... fufferings , which is confpicuous in the narratives of the three firft evangelists , is preserved in that of St. John under separate examples . The anfwer given by him , in St. St. John * , when the high priest asked him [ 122 ]
... fufferings , which is confpicuous in the narratives of the three firft evangelists , is preserved in that of St. John under separate examples . The anfwer given by him , in St. St. John * , when the high priest asked him [ 122 ]
Page 128
... evangelists ; and the names principally occurring in the course of his hiftory of Chrift , are the names ex- tant in their lift . This laft agreement , which is of confiderable moment , runs through every gospel , and through every ...
... evangelists ; and the names principally occurring in the course of his hiftory of Chrift , are the names ex- tant in their lift . This laft agreement , which is of confiderable moment , runs through every gospel , and through every ...
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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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