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... tion when we find , in his religion , no fcheme of building up a hierarchy , or of miniftering to the views of human govern- ments : in a word , when we compare Chrif- tianity , tianity , as it came from its author , either [ 72 ]
... tion when we find , in his religion , no fcheme of building up a hierarchy , or of miniftering to the views of human govern- ments : in a word , when we compare Chrif- tianity , tianity , as it came from its author , either [ 72 ]
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... tion , in which he reprefents himself to be . When I fay " whoever he was , " I do not mean to caft a doubt upon the name , to which antiquity hath ascribed the Acts of the Apo- files ( for there is no caufe , that I am ac- quainted ...
... tion , in which he reprefents himself to be . When I fay " whoever he was , " I do not mean to caft a doubt upon the name , to which antiquity hath ascribed the Acts of the Apo- files ( for there is no caufe , that I am ac- quainted ...
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... life would have been little cultivated . The plough and the loom would have stood still . Agri- future , manufactures , trade , and naviga- Acts ii . 44 --- 46 . Bb 3 tion , tion , would not , I think , have flourished [ 373 ]
... life would have been little cultivated . The plough and the loom would have stood still . Agri- future , manufactures , trade , and naviga- Acts ii . 44 --- 46 . Bb 3 tion , tion , would not , I think , have flourished [ 373 ]
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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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