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... ( faith Ignatius , the companion of Polycarp ) , humble at their boaftings , to their blafphemies return your prayers , to their error your firmness in the faith ; when they are cruel , be ye gentle ; not endeavouring to imitate their ...
... ( faith Ignatius , the companion of Polycarp ) , humble at their boaftings , to their blafphemies return your prayers , to their error your firmness in the faith ; when they are cruel , be ye gentle ; not endeavouring to imitate their ...
Page 122
... faith , a little while ? We cannot tell what he faith . Now Jefus knew that they were defirous to ask him , and faid unto them , " & c . John xvi . 16 et feq . VII . The meeknefs of Chrift during his laft fufferings , which is ...
... faith , a little while ? We cannot tell what he faith . Now Jefus knew that they were defirous to ask him , and faid unto them , " & c . John xvi . 16 et feq . VII . The meeknefs of Chrift during his laft fufferings , which is ...
Page 248
... ten cannot be accomplished , without an ex- traordinary concurrence of circumstances , and may be attempted a thousand times without fuccefs . But to introduce a new faith , a new way of thinking and acting , faith , [ 248 ]
... ten cannot be accomplished , without an ex- traordinary concurrence of circumstances , and may be attempted a thousand times without fuccefs . But to introduce a new faith , a new way of thinking and acting , faith , [ 248 ]
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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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