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In Three Parts William Paley. CHAP . III . The candour of the writers of the New I Teftament . MAKE this candour to confift , in their putting down many paffages , and noticing many circumftances , which no writer what- ever was likely ...
In Three Parts William Paley. CHAP . III . The candour of the writers of the New I Teftament . MAKE this candour to confift , in their putting down many paffages , and noticing many circumftances , which no writer what- ever was likely ...
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... writer is able to fuftain propriety and diftinction of character , through a great variety of separate incidents and fituations . But the evan- gelifts were not dramatic writers ; nor pof- feffed the talents of dramatic writers ; nor ...
... writer is able to fuftain propriety and diftinction of character , through a great variety of separate incidents and fituations . But the evan- gelifts were not dramatic writers ; nor pof- feffed the talents of dramatic writers ; nor ...
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... writers of the New Testa- ment as nothing more than accommodations . They quoted paffages of their fcripture , which fuited , and fell in with , the occafion before them , without always undertaking to affert , that the occafion was in ...
... writers of the New Testa- ment as nothing more than accommodations . They quoted paffages of their fcripture , which fuited , and fell in with , the occafion before them , without always undertaking to affert , that the occafion was in ...
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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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