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... afcribes it , " to make the Gen- tiles obedient by word and deed , through mighty figns and wonders , by the power of * 1 Theff . ii . 14 . I 99 † Rom . xv . 18 , 19 . the the Spirit of God ; so that from Jerusalem , [ 226 ]
... afcribes it , " to make the Gen- tiles obedient by word and deed , through mighty figns and wonders , by the power of * 1 Theff . ii . 14 . I 99 † Rom . xv . 18 , 19 . the the Spirit of God ; so that from Jerusalem , [ 226 ]
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... Jerusalem , that it spread throughout Judea , that it had reached Rome , and not only fo , but that it had there obtained a great number of con- verts . This was about fix years after the time that St. Paul wrote his epistle to the ...
... Jerusalem , that it spread throughout Judea , that it had reached Rome , and not only fo , but that it had there obtained a great number of con- verts . This was about fix years after the time that St. Paul wrote his epistle to the ...
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... representing these facts in this manner . A religion , which now poffeffes the greatest part of the civilised world , unquestionably sprang up at Jerusalem at this time . Some account muft must be given of its origin ; fome cause af [ 397 ]
... representing these facts in this manner . A religion , which now poffeffes the greatest part of the civilised world , unquestionably sprang up at Jerusalem at this time . Some account muft must be given of its origin ; fome cause af [ 397 ]
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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