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... instances , which appear in our Lord's fermon , fuch as " If any man will fmite thee on the right cheek , turn to him the other alfo : If any man will fue thee at the law , and take away E 4 thy thy coat , let him have thy cloak alfo ...
... instances , which appear in our Lord's fermon , fuch as " If any man will fmite thee on the right cheek , turn to him the other alfo : If any man will fue thee at the law , and take away E 4 thy thy coat , let him have thy cloak alfo ...
Page 115
... instances are common to St. John's gospel with the other three . I conclude this article by remarking , that nothing of this manner is perceptible in the speeches recorded in the Acts , or in any other but thofe which are attributed to ...
... instances are common to St. John's gospel with the other three . I conclude this article by remarking , that nothing of this manner is perceptible in the speeches recorded in the Acts , or in any other but thofe which are attributed to ...
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... instances ; and is , in my opinion , very well founded . " When divine writers argue upon any point , we are always bound to be- lieve the conclufions that their reasonings end in , as parts of divine revelation ; but we are not bound ...
... instances ; and is , in my opinion , very well founded . " When divine writers argue upon any point , we are always bound to be- lieve the conclufions that their reasonings end in , as parts of divine revelation ; but we are not bound ...
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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