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Page 292
... fact , by a repugnancy ( even fuppofing that repugnancy not to be refolvable into different modes of computation ) in the time of the day in which it is faid to have taken place . A great deal of the discrepancy , obfervable in the ...
... fact , by a repugnancy ( even fuppofing that repugnancy not to be refolvable into different modes of computation ) in the time of the day in which it is faid to have taken place . A great deal of the discrepancy , obfervable in the ...
Page 397
... facts , I think , are certain , and would have been nearly so , if the Gospels had never been written . The Christian story , as to these points , hath never varied . No other hath been set up against it . Every letter , every discourse ...
... facts , I think , are certain , and would have been nearly so , if the Gospels had never been written . The Christian story , as to these points , hath never varied . No other hath been set up against it . Every letter , every discourse ...
Page 398
... facts above ftated as the means by which the religion was fet up , or advert to its commencement in a manner which agrees with the fuppofition of these facts being true , and which teftifics their opera- tion and effects . ' Thefe ...
... facts above ftated as the means by which the religion was fet up , or advert to its commencement in a manner which agrees with the fuppofition of these facts being true , and which teftifics their opera- tion and effects . ' Thefe ...
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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