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Page 199
... epistle . The style of St. John's is not at all the ftyle of St. Paul's epiftles , though both are very fingular ; nor is it the style of St. James's or of St. Peter's epiftle : but it bears a resemblance to the ftyle of the gospel in ...
... epistle . The style of St. John's is not at all the ftyle of St. Paul's epiftles , though both are very fingular ; nor is it the style of St. James's or of St. Peter's epiftle : but it bears a resemblance to the ftyle of the gospel in ...
Page 229
... epistle to the Romans , and fomething more than two years after he arrived there himself . The converts to the religion were then fo nume- rous at Rome , that of those who were be- trayed by the information of the perfons firft ...
... epistle to the Romans , and fomething more than two years after he arrived there himself . The converts to the religion were then fo nume- rous at Rome , that of those who were be- trayed by the information of the perfons firft ...
Page 309
... epistle to Timothy * , has this fimilitude : " Now , as Jannes and Jambres withstood Mofes , fo do these also refift the truth . " Thefe names are not found in the Old Teftament . And it is uncertain , whether St. Paul took them from ...
... epistle to Timothy * , has this fimilitude : " Now , as Jannes and Jambres withstood Mofes , fo do these also refift the truth . " Thefe names are not found in the Old Teftament . And it is uncertain , whether St. Paul took them from ...
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
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