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Page 53
... confider the convincing of the un- derstanding ) I know nothing which would have fo great force , as ftrong ponderous maxims , frequently urged , and frequently brought back to the thoughts of the hearers . I know nothing that could in ...
... confider the convincing of the un- derstanding ) I know nothing which would have fo great force , as ftrong ponderous maxims , frequently urged , and frequently brought back to the thoughts of the hearers . I know nothing that could in ...
Page 71
... confider either what he taught , or what he did not teach , either the fub- ftance or the manner of his inftruction ; his preference of folid to popular virtues , of a character which is commonly despised , to a character which is ...
... confider either what he taught , or what he did not teach , either the fub- ftance or the manner of his inftruction ; his preference of folid to popular virtues , of a character which is commonly despised , to a character which is ...
Page 406
... confider- able precision , and in a way which no di- versity of interpretation hath , in my opi- nion , been able to ... confide- ration , that for the Jews to have foreseen the fall of their inftitution , and that it was to merge at ...
... confider- able precision , and in a way which no di- versity of interpretation hath , in my opi- nion , been able to ... confide- ration , that for the Jews to have foreseen the fall of their inftitution , and that it was to merge at ...
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Gen | 1 |
Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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