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Page 67
... 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 contrary , whether we regard his leffons ...
... 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 contrary , whether we regard his leffons ...
Page 114
... examples taken from St. John , with the feries of examples taken from the other evangelifts , and to judge whether whether there be not a vifible agreement of manner between [ 114 ]
... examples taken from St. John , with the feries of examples taken from the other evangelifts , and to judge whether whether there be not a vifible agreement of manner between [ 114 ]
Page 407
... example of its founder , or from the leffons of its primitive teachers , derived , as it should seem , from what had been inculcated by their master , is , in all its parts , wife and pure ; neither adapted to vulgar prejudices , Dd4 ...
... example of its founder , or from the leffons of its primitive teachers , derived , as it should seem , from what had been inculcated by their master , is , in all its parts , wife and pure ; neither adapted to vulgar prejudices , Dd4 ...
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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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