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... miracles when and to whom he pleaseth * ; " " that if he should work miracles , they would not believe t ; " " that they had before rejected Mofes , and Jefus and the Prophets , who wrought miracles ; " " that the Koran it- felf was a ...
... miracles when and to whom he pleaseth * ; " " that if he should work miracles , they would not believe t ; " " that they had before rejected Mofes , and Jefus and the Prophets , who wrought miracles ; " " that the Koran it- felf was a ...
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... miracles , why might not another ? To which I reply , first , that this is not the question : the proper question is not , whether a religious inftitution could be fet up without miracles , but whether a religion , or a change of ...
... miracles , why might not another ? To which I reply , first , that this is not the question : the proper question is not , whether a religious inftitution could be fet up without miracles , but whether a religion , or a change of ...
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... miracles per- formed by Chrift in thefe words : " We are witneffes of all things which he did , both in the land of the Jews , and in Jerufalem , " But in this latter ... miracles , miracles , though it be exprefsly related of him , [ 346 ]
... miracles per- formed by Chrift in thefe words : " We are witneffes of all things which he did , both in the land of the Jews , and in Jerufalem , " But in this latter ... miracles , miracles , though it be exprefsly related of him , [ 346 ]
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