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... themselves , for not receiving Jefus in the character in which he claimed to be received ; and the fecond supplied them with just such an excufe as they wanted . Let Jefus work what miracles he would , ftill the answer was in readiness ...
... themselves , for not receiving Jefus in the character in which he claimed to be received ; and the fecond supplied them with just such an excufe as they wanted . Let Jefus work what miracles he would , ftill the answer was in readiness ...
Page 335
... themselves a hymn to Christ as a God , and to bind themselves by an oath , not to the commiffion of any wickedness , but not to be guilty of theft , robbery , or adultery ; never tó falfify their word , nor to deny a pledge committed to ...
... themselves a hymn to Christ as a God , and to bind themselves by an oath , not to the commiffion of any wickedness , but not to be guilty of theft , robbery , or adultery ; never tó falfify their word , nor to deny a pledge committed to ...
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... themselves make upon their minds . Their conviction is much strengthened by these impreffions . And this perhaps was intended to be one effect to be produced by the religion . It is likewise true , to whatever cause we ascribe it ( for ...
... themselves make upon their minds . Their conviction is much strengthened by these impreffions . And this perhaps was intended to be one effect to be produced by the religion . It is likewise true , to whatever cause we ascribe it ( for ...
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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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