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Page 367
... hath not touched the or- der of nature in vain . The Jewish religion produced great and permanent effects : the Christian religion hath done the fame . It hath disposed the world to amendment . It hath put things in a train . It is by ...
... hath not touched the or- der of nature in vain . The Jewish religion produced great and permanent effects : the Christian religion hath done the fame . It hath disposed the world to amendment . It hath put things in a train . It is by ...
Page 388
... hath humanised the conduct of wars ; it hath ceased to excite them . The differences of opinion , that have in all ages prevailed amongst Christians , fall very · much within the alternative which has been stated very E 388 ]
... hath humanised the conduct of wars ; it hath ceased to excite them . The differences of opinion , that have in all ages prevailed amongst Christians , fall very · much within the alternative which has been stated very E 388 ]
Page 397
... hath never varied . No other hath been set up against it . Every letter , every discourse , every controversy , amongst the followers of the religion ; every book written by them , from the age of its com- mencement to the present time ...
... hath never varied . No other hath been set up against it . Every letter , every discourse , every controversy , amongst the followers of the religion ; every book written by them , from the age of its com- mencement to the present time ...
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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