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Page 181
... Paul to have been a fable , how is it poffible , that fuch a writer as the author of the Acts of the Apoftles was , should hit upon a circumftance fo extraordi- nary , and introduce it by an allufion fo fuit- able to St. Paul's office ...
... Paul to have been a fable , how is it poffible , that fuch a writer as the author of the Acts of the Apoftles was , should hit upon a circumftance fo extraordi- nary , and introduce it by an allufion fo fuit- able to St. Paul's office ...
Page 197
... Paul in these letters affirms , in unequivocal terms , his own performance of miracles , and , what ought particularly to be remembered , “ That miracles were the figns of an apoftle * " If this teftimony come from St. Paul's own hand ...
... Paul in these letters affirms , in unequivocal terms , his own performance of miracles , and , what ought particularly to be remembered , “ That miracles were the figns of an apoftle * " If this teftimony come from St. Paul's own hand ...
Page 219
... Paul arrives , the historian , who was prefent , informs us that • many of the Jews believed t . " The next year and half of St. Paul's ministry was spent at Corinth . Of his fuccefs in that city we receive the following intimations ...
... Paul arrives , the historian , who was prefent , informs us that • many of the Jews believed t . " The next year and half of St. Paul's ministry was spent at Corinth . Of his fuccefs in that city we receive the following intimations ...
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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