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... tranfaction , as related by St. Matthew , was really this : " Chrift appeared first at a distance ; the greater part of the company , the moment they faw him , worshipped , but fome , as yet , i . e . upon this first distant view of his ...
... tranfaction , as related by St. Matthew , was really this : " Chrift appeared first at a distance ; the greater part of the company , the moment they faw him , worshipped , but fome , as yet , i . e . upon this first distant view of his ...
Page 289
... tranfaction come from the mouths of different witneffes , it is fel- VOL . II . u dom dom that it is not poffible to pick out appa [ 289 ] PART III A BRIEF CONSIDERATION OF SOME POPULAR OBJECTIONS CHAP I The Discrepancies between the ...
... tranfaction come from the mouths of different witneffes , it is fel- VOL . II . u dom dom that it is not poffible to pick out appa [ 289 ] PART III A BRIEF CONSIDERATION OF SOME POPULAR OBJECTIONS CHAP I The Discrepancies between the ...
Page 376
... even there its in- fluence may not be very obvious to obser- vation . If it check , in fome degree , per- fonal diffoluteness , if it beget a general pro- bity in the tranfaction of business , if it pro- bity [ 376 ]
... even there its in- fluence may not be very obvious to obser- vation . If it check , in fome degree , per- fonal diffoluteness , if it beget a general pro- bity in the tranfaction of business , if it pro- bity [ 376 ]
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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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