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... expected Meffiah * ; but their modern expofitors concur , I think , in re- presenting it as a description of the cala- mitous ftate and intended restoration of the Jewish people , who are here , as they fay , exhibited under the ...
... expected Meffiah * ; but their modern expofitors concur , I think , in re- presenting it as a description of the cala- mitous ftate and intended restoration of the Jewish people , who are here , as they fay , exhibited under the ...
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... expected to meet with in that station . This circum- stance , remarkable as it is , was not however without examples . Jof . Ant . lib . xiii . c . 10 , fec . 6 , 7. " John Hyrcanus , High Prieft of the Jews , forfook the Pharifees upon ...
... expected to meet with in that station . This circum- stance , remarkable as it is , was not however without examples . Jof . Ant . lib . xiii . c . 10 , fec . 6 , 7. " John Hyrcanus , High Prieft of the Jews , forfook the Pharifees upon ...
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... expected approach of the day of judgement . I would introduce this objec- tion by a remark upon what appears to me a fomewhat fimilar example . Our Saviour , speaking to Peter of John , faid , " If I will that he tarry till I come ...
... expected approach of the day of judgement . I would introduce this objec- tion by a remark upon what appears to me a fomewhat fimilar example . Our Saviour , speaking to Peter of John , faid , " If I will that he tarry till I come ...
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