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... expected . We meet with it in Mat- thew's gospel ( xvi . 20 ) , " Then charged he his disciples that they fhould tell no man that he was Jefus the Chrift . " Again , and upon a different occasion , in Mark's ( iii . 11 ) , " And unclean ...
... expected . We meet with it in Mat- thew's gospel ( xvi . 20 ) , " Then charged he his disciples that they fhould tell no man that he was Jefus the Chrift . " Again , and upon a different occasion , in Mark's ( iii . 11 ) , " And unclean ...
Page 131
... expected him ; fhould deviate from the general perfuafion , and deviate into pretenfions abfolutely fingular and original ; appears to be inconfiftent with the imputa- tion of enthusiafin or impofture , both which , by their nature , I ...
... expected him ; fhould deviate from the general perfuafion , and deviate into pretenfions abfolutely fingular and original ; appears to be inconfiftent with the imputa- tion of enthusiafin or impofture , both which , by their nature , I ...
Page 373
... expected , from miraculous evidence coming with full force upon the fenfes of mankind : but I much doubt , whether , if this ftate of mind had been univerfal , or long continued , the business of the world could have gone on . The ...
... expected , from miraculous evidence coming with full force upon the fenfes of mankind : but I much doubt , whether , if this ftate of mind had been univerfal , or long continued , the business of the world could have gone on . The ...
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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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