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... appear that ever it came into the mind of thefe writers , to confider how this or the other action would appear to mankind , or what objections might be raised upon them . But , without at all attending to this , they lay the facts ...
... appear that ever it came into the mind of thefe writers , to confider how this or the other action would appear to mankind , or what objections might be raised upon them . But , without at all attending to this , they lay the facts ...
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... appear , not only in articles of public hiftory , but , fometimes , in minute , recondite , and very peculiar cir- cumstances , in which , of all ... appears , in the writers of the the New Teftament , a knowledge of the affairs of [ 182 ]
... appear , not only in articles of public hiftory , but , fometimes , in minute , recondite , and very peculiar cir- cumstances , in which , of all ... appears , in the writers of the the New Teftament , a knowledge of the affairs of [ 182 ]
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... appears , and I think it material to be remarked , that a disbelief of the established religion of their country has ... appear that the Jews , who had a body of historical evidence to offer for their religion , and who at that time ...
... appears , and I think it material to be remarked , that a disbelief of the established religion of their country has ... appear that the Jews , who had a body of historical evidence to offer for their religion , and who at that time ...
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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