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... racter of him drawn in any part of the New Teftament . Thus we see the devoutnefs of his mind , in his frequent retirement to folitary prayer * ; in his habitual giving of thanks t ; in his re- ference of the beauties and operations of ...
... racter of him drawn in any part of the New Teftament . Thus we see the devoutnefs of his mind , in his frequent retirement to folitary prayer * ; in his habitual giving of thanks t ; in his re- ference of the beauties and operations of ...
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... racter totally different from that in which they expected him ; fhould deviate from the general perfuafion , and deviate into pretenfions abfolutely fingular and original ; appears to be inconfiftent with the imputa- tion of enthusiafin ...
... racter totally different from that in which they expected him ; fhould deviate from the general perfuafion , and deviate into pretenfions abfolutely fingular and original ; appears to be inconfiftent with the imputa- tion of enthusiafin ...
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In Three Parts William Paley. racter . The true fimilitude between nature and revelation confifts in this ; that they each bear strong marks of their original ; that they each also bear appearances of irre- gularity and defect . A system ...
In Three Parts William Paley. racter . The true fimilitude between nature and revelation confifts in this ; that they each bear strong marks of their original ; that they each also bear appearances of irre- gularity and defect . A system ...
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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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