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... evangelists . And I think the ancient account of this dif- ference to be the true one , viz . that St. John wrote after the reft , and to fupply what he thought omiffions in their narratives , of which the principal were our Saviour's ...
... evangelists . And I think the ancient account of this dif- ference to be the true one , viz . that St. John wrote after the reft , and to fupply what he thought omiffions in their narratives , of which the principal were our Saviour's ...
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... , relates that " the foldiers led him away to Annas firftt . " And this might be noticed De Bell . lib . xi . c . 12 , sec . 6 . + xviii . 13 . as as an example of undefigned coincidence in the two evangelists [ 162 ]
... , relates that " the foldiers led him away to Annas firftt . " And this might be noticed De Bell . lib . xi . c . 12 , sec . 6 . + xviii . 13 . as as an example of undefigned coincidence in the two evangelists [ 162 ]
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In Three Parts William Paley. as an example of undefigned coincidence in the two evangelists . Again , ( p . 870. ) Acts iv . 6. Annas is called the High Prieft , though Caiaphas was in the office of the high priesthood , In like manner ...
In Three Parts William Paley. as an example of undefigned coincidence in the two evangelists . Again , ( p . 870. ) Acts iv . 6. Annas is called the High Prieft , though Caiaphas was in the office of the high priesthood , In like manner ...
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