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... such paf- fages , or such actions and discourses , as offer- éd themselves more immediately to their at- tention , came in the way of their enquiries , occurred to their recollection , or were fug- gested by their particular defign at ...
... such paf- fages , or such actions and discourses , as offer- éd themselves more immediately to their at- tention , came in the way of their enquiries , occurred to their recollection , or were fug- gested by their particular defign at ...
Page 298
... Such accommo- dations of paffages from old authors , from books especially which are in every one's hands , are common with writers of all coun- tries ; but in none , perhaps , were more to be expected , than in the writings of the Jews ...
... Such accommo- dations of paffages from old authors , from books especially which are in every one's hands , are common with writers of all coun- tries ; but in none , perhaps , were more to be expected , than in the writings of the Jews ...
Page 338
... , and of every thing that relates to it . Such were many of the heathens . Their thoughts were all fixed upon other things , upon reputation and glory , upon wealth and power , power , upon luxury and pleasure , upon bu- finefs [ 338 ]
... , and of every thing that relates to it . Such were many of the heathens . Their thoughts were all fixed upon other things , upon reputation and glory , upon wealth and power , power , upon luxury and pleasure , upon bu- finefs [ 338 ]
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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