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Page 122
... fame difficulty of ap- prehenfion , the fame curiofity , and the fame restraint : " A little while and ye fhall not fee me , and again a little while and ye fhall fee me , because I go to the Father . Then faid fome of his difciples ...
... fame difficulty of ap- prehenfion , the fame curiofity , and the fame restraint : " A little while and ye fhall not fee me , and again a little while and ye fhall fee me , because I go to the Father . Then faid fome of his difciples ...
Page 123
... fame tranquillity , the fame reference to his public teaching . His mild expoftulation with Pilate upon two several occafions , as related by St. John ‡ , is delivered with the fame unruffled temper , as that which conducted him through ...
... fame tranquillity , the fame reference to his public teaching . His mild expoftulation with Pilate upon two several occafions , as related by St. John ‡ , is delivered with the fame unruffled temper , as that which conducted him through ...
Page 348
... fame , lefs direct yet highly probable ; but more copious or circumstantial recitals we have not . The confent , therefore , between St. Paul's fpeeches and letters , is in this respect * Acts xiii . 16. † xx . 17 . Gal . iii . 5 . 1 ...
... fame , lefs direct yet highly probable ; but more copious or circumstantial recitals we have not . The confent , therefore , between St. Paul's fpeeches and letters , is in this respect * Acts xiii . 16. † xx . 17 . Gal . iii . 5 . 1 ...
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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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