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... fome plain , fome parabolical , or otherwife figurative , are found in divers other difcourfes of our Lord * . The general agreement of the description with the event , viz . with the ruin of the Jewish nation , and the capture of ...
... fome plain , fome parabolical , or otherwife figurative , are found in divers other difcourfes of our Lord * . The general agreement of the description with the event , viz . with the ruin of the Jewish nation , and the capture of ...
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... fome , as that of the good Samaritan , the prodigal fon , the pharifee and the publican , in an union of pathos and fimplicity , which , in the best productions of human genius , is the fruit only of a much exercised and well ...
... fome , as that of the good Samaritan , the prodigal fon , the pharifee and the publican , in an union of pathos and fimplicity , which , in the best productions of human genius , is the fruit only of a much exercised and well ...
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... fome three years ago , fome longer , and fome above twenty years . " It is alfo apparent that Pliny fpeaks of the Chriftians as a defcription of men well known to the perfon to whom he writes . ziso His His first fentence concerning ...
... fome three years ago , fome longer , and fome above twenty years . " It is alfo apparent that Pliny fpeaks of the Chriftians as a defcription of men well known to the perfon to whom he writes . ziso His His first fentence concerning ...
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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