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Page 11
... numbered with the trans- greffors , and he bare the fin of many , and made interceffion for the tranfgreffors . " There are other prophecies of the Old Teftament , Teftament , interpreted by Chriftians to re- late to the [ 11 ]
... numbered with the trans- greffors , and he bare the fin of many , and made interceffion for the tranfgreffors . " There are other prophecies of the Old Teftament , Teftament , interpreted by Chriftians to re- late to the [ 11 ]
Page 134
... Tefta- ment , than it is in the cafe of almoft any other writings , by reafon of the mixed na- ture of the allufions ... Teftament ( Marth's tranflation ) , c . ii . fec . xi . This , however , is an argument which de- pends This , [ 134 ]
... Tefta- ment , than it is in the cafe of almoft any other writings , by reafon of the mixed na- ture of the allufions ... Teftament ( Marth's tranflation ) , c . ii . fec . xi . This , however , is an argument which de- pends This , [ 134 ]
Page 298
In Three Parts William Paley. the quotations , of the Old Teftament found in the New ; some of which quotations , it ... Tefta- ment as nothing more than accommodations . They quoted paffages of their fcripture , which fuited , and fell ...
In Three Parts William Paley. the quotations , of the Old Teftament found in the New ; some of which quotations , it ... Tefta- ment as nothing more than accommodations . They quoted paffages of their fcripture , which fuited , and fell ...
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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