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... fubject and he will bear in mind , what has been often , and , I think , truly , urged by the advocates of Christianity , that there is no other eminent person , to the history of whose life so many circumstances can be made to apply ...
... fubject and he will bear in mind , what has been often , and , I think , truly , urged by the advocates of Christianity , that there is no other eminent person , to the history of whose life so many circumstances can be made to apply ...
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... fubject renders it impoffible that he fhould meet with . And the foundation of my opinion is this , that the qualities of ac- tions depend entirely upon their effects , which effects must all along have been the fubject of human ...
... fubject renders it impoffible that he fhould meet with . And the foundation of my opinion is this , that the qualities of ac- tions depend entirely upon their effects , which effects must all along have been the fubject of human ...
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... fubject of the hif- tory , written upon the business to which the history relates , and during the period , or foon after the period , which the history comprises . No man can fay that this alto- gether is not a body of strong ...
... fubject of the hif- tory , written upon the business to which the history relates , and during the period , or foon after the period , which the history comprises . No man can fay that this alto- gether is not a body of strong ...
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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