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Page 103
... fome time after Chrift had come into Galilee to preach , has given us very little of his history prior to that period . St. John , who had been converted before , and who wrote to fupply omiffions in the other go- fpels , relates fome ...
... fome time after Chrift had come into Galilee to preach , has given us very little of his history prior to that period . St. John , who had been converted before , and who wrote to fupply omiffions in the other go- fpels , relates fome ...
Page 232
... fome three years ago , fome longer , and fome above twenty years . " It is also apparent that Pliny speaks of the Chriftians as a defcription of men well known to the person to whom he writes . His firft fentence concerning them is ...
... fome three years ago , fome longer , and fome above twenty years . " It is also apparent that Pliny speaks of the Chriftians as a defcription of men well known to the person to whom he writes . His firft fentence concerning them is ...
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... fome- thing indecorous in the comparison , the life of an eminent perfon , written by three of his friends , in which there is very great variety in the incidents felected by them ; fome ap- parent , and perhaps fome real contradictions ...
... fome- thing indecorous in the comparison , the life of an eminent perfon , written by three of his friends , in which there is very great variety in the incidents felected by them ; fome ap- parent , and perhaps fome real contradictions ...
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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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