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... inftance , incon- teftable . The record comes out of the cuf- tody of adversarics . The Jews , as an ancient father well obferved , are our librarians . The paflage is in their copies as well as in ours . With many attempts to explain ...
... inftance , incon- teftable . The record comes out of the cuf- tody of adversarics . The Jews , as an ancient father well obferved , are our librarians . The paflage is in their copies as well as in ours . With many attempts to explain ...
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... inftance fimilar to this last is recorded by St. Luke ( iv.41 ) . What we thus find in the three evangelifts , appears also in a paffage of St. John ( x . 24 . 35 ) . " Then came the Jews round about . him , and faid unto him , How long ...
... inftance fimilar to this last is recorded by St. Luke ( iv.41 ) . What we thus find in the three evangelifts , appears also in a paffage of St. John ( x . 24 . 35 ) . " Then came the Jews round about . him , and faid unto him , How long ...
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... inftance remarkable . There was no portion of time , for thirty years be- fore , nor ever afterwards , in which there was a king at Jerufalem , a person exercising that authority in Judea , or to whom that title could be applied ...
... inftance remarkable . There was no portion of time , for thirty years be- fore , nor ever afterwards , in which there was a king at Jerufalem , a person exercising that authority in Judea , or to whom that title could be applied ...
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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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