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Page 202
... question may be made , whether the things related of Christ be the very things which the apostles and first teachers of the religion delivered concerning him ? And this question depends a good a good deal upon the evidence we poffefs of ...
... question may be made , whether the things related of Christ be the very things which the apostles and first teachers of the religion delivered concerning him ? And this question depends a good a good deal upon the evidence we poffefs of ...
Page 267
... question : the proper question is not , whether a religious inftitution could be fet up without miracles , but whether a religion , or a change of religion , founding itself in miracles , could fucceed without any reality to rest upon ...
... question : the proper question is not , whether a religious inftitution could be fet up without miracles , but whether a religion , or a change of religion , founding itself in miracles , could fucceed without any reality to rest upon ...
Page 362
... question la- bour under no defects but what apparently belong to other dispensations , these seeming defects do not justify us , in setting aside the proofs which are offered of its authenticity , if they be otherwise entitled to credit ...
... question la- bour under no defects but what apparently belong to other dispensations , these seeming defects do not justify us , in setting aside the proofs which are offered of its authenticity , if they be otherwise entitled to credit ...
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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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