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Page 105
... But what I obferve in the comparison of these feveral accounts is , that , although ac- tions and discourses are ascribed to Christ by St. St. John , in general different from what are given [ 105 ] CHAP IV Identity of Christ's character p.
... But what I obferve in the comparison of these feveral accounts is , that , although ac- tions and discourses are ascribed to Christ by St. St. John , in general different from what are given [ 105 ] CHAP IV Identity of Christ's character p.
Page 106
... ; and if there be , as I contend there is , a per- ceptible refemblance of manner , in passages , and between discourses , which are in them- felves extremely diftinct , and are delivered by hiftorians writing felves [ 106 ]
... ; and if there be , as I contend there is , a per- ceptible refemblance of manner , in passages , and between discourses , which are in them- felves extremely diftinct , and are delivered by hiftorians writing felves [ 106 ]
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... discourse , every controversy , amongst the followers of the religion ; every book written by them , from the age of ... discourses written by contemporaries , by witnesses of the tranfaction , by perfons themselves bear- ing a share in ...
... discourse , every controversy , amongst the followers of the religion ; every book written by them , from the age of ... discourses written by contemporaries , by witnesses of the tranfaction , by perfons themselves bear- ing a share in ...
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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