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... gospels , had known of the de- struction of Jerufalem , by which catastrophe the prophecies were plainly fulfilled , it is most probable , that , in recording the pre- dictions , they would have dropped fome word or other about the ...
... gospels , had known of the de- struction of Jerufalem , by which catastrophe the prophecies were plainly fulfilled , it is most probable , that , in recording the pre- dictions , they would have dropped fome word or other about the ...
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... gospel . IN ftating the morality of the gospel as an argument of its truth , I am willing to admit two points ; first , that the teaching of mo- rality was not the primary design of the miffion ; fecondly , that morality , neither in ...
... gospel . IN ftating the morality of the gospel as an argument of its truth , I am willing to admit two points ; first , that the teaching of mo- rality was not the primary design of the miffion ; fecondly , that morality , neither in ...
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... Gospels . I KNOW not a more rash or unphilofo- phical conduct of the understanding , than to reject the substance of a story , by reason of fome diversity in the circumftances with which it is related . The usual character of human ...
... Gospels . I KNOW not a more rash or unphilofo- phical conduct of the understanding , than to reject the substance of a story , by reason of fome diversity in the circumftances with which it is related . The usual character of human ...
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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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