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Page 14
... ftill , if Mr. Hume's rule be my guide , I am not to believe them . Now , I under- take to fay that there exifts not a fcep- tic in the world who would not believe them ; or who would defend fuch incre- · dulity . Inftances Inftances of ...
... ftill , if Mr. Hume's rule be my guide , I am not to believe them . Now , I under- take to fay that there exifts not a fcep- tic in the world who would not believe them ; or who would defend fuch incre- · dulity . Inftances Inftances of ...
Page 83
... ftill continued the cen- ter of the miffion * . It fuited not , however , with the activity of his zeal to remain long at Jerufalem . We find him going from thence to Antioch , and , after fome stay there , traversing once more the ...
... ftill continued the cen- ter of the miffion * . It fuited not , however , with the activity of his zeal to remain long at Jerufalem . We find him going from thence to Antioch , and , after fome stay there , traversing once more the ...
Page 85
... ftill 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 ]
... ftill 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 ]
Page 107
... ftill extant , proving itself to be written by fome one well acquainted with the subject of the narrative , which history contains accounts of travels , perfecutions , and martyrdoms , answering to what the former reasons lead us expect ...
... ftill extant , proving itself to be written by fome one well acquainted with the subject of the narrative , which history contains accounts of travels , perfecutions , and martyrdoms , answering to what the former reasons lead us expect ...
Page 117
... ftill read- ing the hiftorian of that extraordinary fociety . " This is strong ; but there is undoubtedly an affinity , and all the affinity that could be expected . any " It is incredible what expedition they use when of their friends ...
... ftill read- ing the hiftorian of that extraordinary fociety . " This is strong ; but there is undoubtedly an affinity , and all the affinity that could be expected . any " It is incredible what expedition they use when of their friends ...
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