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... reason with which they who rejected Chrift's miffion kept them- felves in countenance , and with which also they answered the arguments of those who favoured it , is precisely the reason which fuch men ufually give : - " Have any of the ...
... reason with which they who rejected Chrift's miffion kept them- felves in countenance , and with which also they answered the arguments of those who favoured it , is precisely the reason which fuch men ufually give : - " Have any of the ...
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... con- nected with the apoftles , and with one another . Whatever was the number of be- VOL . II . * Acts i . 5 . P lievers lievers then in Jerufalem , we have no reason to { 209 ] Of the Propagation of Christianity - p.
... con- nected with the apoftles , and with one another . Whatever was the number of be- VOL . II . * Acts i . 5 . P lievers lievers then in Jerufalem , we have no reason to { 209 ] Of the Propagation of Christianity - p.
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In Three Parts William Paley. lievers then in Jerufalem , we have no reason to be surprised that so small a company fhould affemble ; for there is no proof that the followers of Chrift were yet formed into a fociety , that the fociety ...
In Three Parts William Paley. lievers then in Jerufalem , we have no reason to be surprised that so small a company fhould affemble ; for there is no proof that the followers of Chrift were yet formed into a fociety , that the fociety ...
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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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