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... - ter , not in what they did , but in what they did not , contain . Under this head , the fol- lowing reflections appear to me to poffefs fome weight . I. They As I. They exhibit no particular defcription of the invisible [ 60 ]
... - ter , not in what they did , but in what they did not , contain . Under this head , the fol- lowing reflections appear to me to poffefs fome weight . I. They As I. They exhibit no particular defcription of the invisible [ 60 ]
Page 107
... particular property of it , which confifts in his drawing of his doc- trine from the occafion ; or , which is nearly the fame thing , raising reflections from the objects and incidents before him , or turning a particular difcourfe then ...
... particular property of it , which confifts in his drawing of his doc- trine from the occafion ; or , which is nearly the fame thing , raising reflections from the objects and incidents before him , or turning a particular difcourfe then ...
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... particular fact and opinion ; and not only of each particular fact , but of the motives affigned for every action , together with the judgement of praise or difpraise bestowed upon them . St. James , in his epiftle * , V. II . fays ...
... particular fact and opinion ; and not only of each particular fact , but of the motives affigned for every action , together with the judgement of praise or difpraise bestowed upon them . St. James , in his epiftle * , V. II . fays ...
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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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