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... purpose is to draw upon himself attention , is fure to be full of it . The Koran of Mahomet is half made up of it . II . Our Lord enjoined no aufterities . He not only enjoined none as abfolute duties , but he recommended none as ...
... purpose is to draw upon himself attention , is fure to be full of it . The Koran of Mahomet is half made up of it . II . Our Lord enjoined no aufterities . He not only enjoined none as abfolute duties , but he recommended none as ...
Page 66
... purpose , and that that purpose was the real good of thole who were the sub- jects of the law . The fame concerning the nicety of some of the pharifees , in paying tithes of the moft trifling articles , accom- panied with a neglect of ...
... purpose , and that that purpose was the real good of thole who were the sub- jects of the law . The fame concerning the nicety of some of the pharifees , in paying tithes of the moft trifling articles , accom- panied with a neglect of ...
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... for impreffion , the precife purpose in his fituation to be confulted ; and that they were illustrated by parables , the choice and structure of which F4 would would have been admired in any compofi- tion whatever : [ 71 ]
... for impreffion , the precife purpose in his fituation to be confulted ; and that they were illustrated by parables , the choice and structure of which F4 would would have been admired in any compofi- tion whatever : [ 71 ]
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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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