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Page 223
... mean to caft a doubt upon the name , to which antiquity hath ascribed the Acts of the Apo- files ( for there is no caufe , that I am ac- quainted with , for questioning it ) , but to ob- ferve , that , in fuch a cafe as this , the time ...
... mean to caft a doubt upon the name , to which antiquity hath ascribed the Acts of the Apo- files ( for there is no caufe , that I am ac- quainted with , for questioning it ) , but to ob- ferve , that , in fuch a cafe as this , the time ...
Page 310
... mean , that other paffages of the Jewish history stand upon no better evidence than the hiftory of Job , or of Jannes and Jambres ( I think much other- wife ) ; but I mean , that a reference in the New Testament , to a paffage in the ...
... mean , that other paffages of the Jewish history stand upon no better evidence than the hiftory of Job , or of Jannes and Jambres ( I think much other- wife ) ; but I mean , that a reference in the New Testament , to a paffage in the ...
Page 410
... mean in the doubtful advantages of riches and grandeur , but in the unqueftion- ably important diftinctions of health and fickness , strength and infirmity , bodily ease and pain , mental alacrity and depreffion ) is apt on fo many ...
... mean in the doubtful advantages of riches and grandeur , but in the unqueftion- ably important diftinctions of health and fickness , strength and infirmity , bodily ease and pain , mental alacrity and depreffion ) is apt on fo many ...
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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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