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... state that the fol- lowers of Chrift had received admonitions , of which they made no use when the ocea- fion arrived , and of which , experience then recent proved , that thofe , who were most concerned to know and regard them , were ...
... state that the fol- lowers of Chrift had received admonitions , of which they made no use when the ocea- fion arrived , and of which , experience then recent proved , that thofe , who were most concerned to know and regard them , were ...
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... moft difficult either to be ac- quired or fustained , and as contributing most to the happiness and tranquillity of focial life . The state of his argument is as fol- lows : 24 I. If 2 1. If this difpofition were universal , the cafe [ 32 ]
... moft difficult either to be ac- quired or fustained , and as contributing most to the happiness and tranquillity of focial life . The state of his argument is as fol- lows : 24 I. If 2 1. If this difpofition were universal , the cafe [ 32 ]
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... state of the Perfian empire on the East , facilitated the successful invafion of neighbouring countries . That Mahomet's conquests should carry his reli- gion along with them , will excite little fur- Gibb , vol . ix . p . 255 . " 9 ...
... state of the Perfian empire on the East , facilitated the successful invafion of neighbouring countries . That Mahomet's conquests should carry his reli- gion along with them , will excite little fur- Gibb , vol . ix . p . 255 . " 9 ...
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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