“A” View of the Evidences of Christianity...

Acts amongst ancient answer apostles appears argument authority bear believe bishop brought called cause chapter character Christ Christian church circumstances concerning conduct consequence considerable considered death delivered disciples doubt effects epistle especially evangelists evidence existence expected fact four give given Gospel hands hath human instances institution Jerusalem Jesus Jewish Jews John known Lardner least letters lived Lord Luke manner Mark Matt Matthew mean mind miracles morality narrative nature notice objection observation opinion original particular pass passage Paul person present principles probable produce proof proves question quoted reader reason received recorded referred religion remarkable Roman Scriptures sect speaking story sufferings suppose taken Testament testimony things thought tion true truth unto whole writings written