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... given why they should defer writ- ing their hiftories fo long . 3 . * If the evangelifts , at the time of writing the gospels , had known of the de- struction of Jerufalem , by which catastrophe the prophecies were plainly fulfilled ...
... given why they should defer writ- ing their hiftories fo long . 3 . * If the evangelifts , at the time of writing the gospels , had known of the de- struction of Jerufalem , by which catastrophe the prophecies were plainly fulfilled ...
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... given , by a great teacher of the religion , to those very Roman converts , of whom Tacitus fpeaks ; and given also a very few years before the time of which he is fpeaking ; and which are not , let it be ob- ferved , a collection of ...
... given , by a great teacher of the religion , to those very Roman converts , of whom Tacitus fpeaks ; and given also a very few years before the time of which he is fpeaking ; and which are not , let it be ob- ferved , a collection of ...
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... given by a writer who dif tinctly records numerous miracles wrought by these apostles themselves and by the founder of the inftitution in their presence : that it is unwarrantable to contend , that the omiffion , or frequency , of fuch ...
... given by a writer who dif tinctly records numerous miracles wrought by these apostles themselves and by the founder of the inftitution in their presence : that it is unwarrantable to contend , that the omiffion , or frequency , of fuch ...
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CONTENTS | 1 |
The morality of the Gospel P | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Teftament p | 85 |
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