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... least of providing against objections . Moreover , there is no claufe in any one of them , that makes a profeffion of having written prior to the Jewish wars , which a fraudulent pur- pofe would have led them to pretend . They have done ...
... least of providing against objections . Moreover , there is no claufe in any one of them , that makes a profeffion of having written prior to the Jewish wars , which a fraudulent pur- pofe would have led them to pretend . They have done ...
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... least serve to vindicate the evangelift from objection , with respect to his giving the title of High Prieft specifically to two perfons at the fame time : " Qua- dratus fent two others of the most powerful men of the Jews , as alfo the ...
... least serve to vindicate the evangelift from objection , with respect to his giving the title of High Prieft specifically to two perfons at the fame time : " Qua- dratus fent two others of the most powerful men of the Jews , as alfo the ...
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... least , depend upon the ordinary maxims of historical cre- dibility * . In viewing the detail of miracles recorded in these books , we find every supposition negatived , by which they can be refolved into fraud or delufion . They were ...
... least , depend upon the ordinary maxims of historical cre- dibility * . In viewing the detail of miracles recorded in these books , we find every supposition negatived , by which they can be refolved into fraud or delufion . They were ...
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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