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... fituation will be regu- lated by their behaviour in the first state , by which fuppofition ( and by no other ) the ob- jection to the divine government in not put- ting a difference between the good and the bad , and the inconfiftency ...
... fituation will be regu- lated by their behaviour in the first state , by which fuppofition ( and by no other ) the ob- jection to the divine government in not put- ting a difference between the good and the bad , and the inconfiftency ...
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... but represent as an unjust and cruel murder . This would not render their office more eafy , or their fituation more fafe . • With regard to the interference of the Roman Roman government which was then efta- blished in Judea , [ 25 ]
... but represent as an unjust and cruel murder . This would not render their office more eafy , or their fituation more fafe . • With regard to the interference of the Roman Roman government which was then efta- blished in Judea , [ 25 ]
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... depending , neither the various and long continued fufferings which he had * Acts xxii . 12. 24 . ↑ Acts xxiv . 27 . G 3 + Acts xxv . 9. II . Acts xxvii . undergone , undergone , nor the danger of his prefent fituation , [ 85 ]
... depending , neither the various and long continued fufferings which he had * Acts xxii . 12. 24 . ↑ Acts xxiv . 27 . G 3 + Acts xxv . 9. II . Acts xxvii . undergone , undergone , nor the danger of his prefent fituation , [ 85 ]
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... fituation , deterred him from perfifting in preaching the religion ; for the hiftorian clofes the account by telling us , that , for two years , he received all that came unto him in his own hired house , where he was permitted to dwell ...
... fituation , deterred him from perfifting in preaching the religion ; for the hiftorian clofes the account by telling us , that , for two years , he received all that came unto him in his own hired house , where he was permitted to dwell ...
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... fituation in which they were confeffedly placed . It is admitted that the religion was adverfe , in a great degree , to the reigning opinions , and to the hopes and wishes of the nation to which it was first introduced ; and that it ...
... fituation in which they were confeffedly placed . It is admitted that the religion was adverfe , in a great degree , to the reigning opinions , and to the hopes and wishes of the nation to which it was first introduced ; and that it ...
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