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Page 103
... fituation , character , and intention of their respective authors , St. Matthew , who was an inhabitant of Galilee , and did not join Chrift's fociety until some time after Chrift had come into Galilee to preach , has given us very ...
... fituation , character , and intention of their respective authors , St. Matthew , who was an inhabitant of Galilee , and did not join Chrift's fociety until some time after Chrift had come into Galilee to preach , has given us very ...
Page 153
... fituation of the place where prayer was wont to be made , viz . by a river fide . Philo , describing the conduct of the Jews of Alexandria upon a certain public occa- fion , relates of them , that , " early in the morning , flocking out ...
... fituation of the place where prayer was wont to be made , viz . by a river fide . Philo , describing the conduct of the Jews of Alexandria upon a certain public occa- fion , relates of them , that , " early in the morning , flocking out ...
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... fituation of the author is of more im- portance than his name ; and that these ap- pear from the work itself , and in the most unfufpicious form . II . That this account is a very incom- plete account of the preaching and propaga- tion ...
... fituation of the author is of more im- portance than his name ; and that these ap- pear from the work itself , and in the most unfufpicious form . II . That this account is a very incom- plete account of the preaching and propaga- tion ...
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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