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... subject , viz . " That they who are accounted worthy of that refurrection , shall be as the angels of God in heaven ... subjects ; and with 4 the [ 61 ]
... subject , viz . " That they who are accounted worthy of that refurrection , shall be as the angels of God in heaven ... subjects ; and with 4 the [ 61 ]
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... subject than deistical writers ) in fact confirms the evidence of Christianity . But , in order to judge of the argument which is drawn from the early propagation of Chriftianity , I know no fairer way of proceeding , than to compare ...
... subject than deistical writers ) in fact confirms the evidence of Christianity . But , in order to judge of the argument which is drawn from the early propagation of Chriftianity , I know no fairer way of proceeding , than to compare ...
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... mankind by proofs ( fuch as , we may think , the nature of the subject merited ) , which no inadver- tency could mifs , no prejudice withstand ? If Christianity be regarded as a providen- tial inftrument for If [ 366 ]
... mankind by proofs ( fuch as , we may think , the nature of the subject merited ) , which no inadver- tency could mifs , no prejudice withstand ? If Christianity be regarded as a providen- tial inftrument for If [ 366 ]
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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