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Page 133
... argument , if well made out by examples , is very little short of proving the abfolute genuineness of the writings . It carries them up to the age of the reputed authors , to an age , in which it must have been difficult to impose upon ...
... argument , if well made out by examples , is very little short of proving the abfolute genuineness of the writings . It carries them up to the age of the reputed authors , to an age , in which it must have been difficult to impose upon ...
Page 135
... argument within its prefent compass , first , by paffing over fome of his fections in which the accordancy appeared to me lefs certain , or upon fubjects not sufficiently ap- propriate or circumftantial ; secondly , by contracting every ...
... argument within its prefent compass , first , by paffing over fome of his fections in which the accordancy appeared to me lefs certain , or upon fubjects not sufficiently ap- propriate or circumftantial ; secondly , by contracting every ...
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... argument bears upon the gene- ral question of the Christian history . First , St. Paul in these letters affirms , in unequivocal terms , his own performance of miracles , and , what ought particularly to be remembered , “ That miracles ...
... argument bears upon the gene- ral question of the Christian history . First , St. Paul in these letters affirms , in unequivocal terms , his own performance of miracles , and , what ought particularly to be remembered , “ That miracles ...
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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