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... same thing , raising reflections from the objects and incidents before him , or turning a particular difcourfe then paffing into an opportunity of general inftruction . It will be my bufinefs to point out this manner in the three firft ...
... same thing , raising reflections from the objects and incidents before him , or turning a particular difcourfe then paffing into an opportunity of general inftruction . It will be my bufinefs to point out this manner in the three firft ...
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In Three Parts William Paley. livered by him , in the same book in which the miracles are related , and the miraculous powers afferted , the appeals to his own mi- racles , or indeed to any miracles at all , are rare and incidental . In ...
In Three Parts William Paley. livered by him , in the same book in which the miracles are related , and the miraculous powers afferted , the appeals to his own mi- racles , or indeed to any miracles at all , are rare and incidental . In ...
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... same character ; which is a coincidence , that , in fuch writers as they were , could only be the confequence of their writing from fact , and not from imagination . Thefe four narratives are confined to the history of the founder of ...
... same character ; which is a coincidence , that , in fuch writers as they were , could only be the confequence of their writing from fact , and not from imagination . Thefe four narratives are confined to the history of the founder of ...
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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