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... manner in which his mind was affected , when he first came to the knowledge of the difco- veries above mentioned ; or rather in the manner in which the world was affected by them , them , when they were first published ; ex- pects [ 26 ]
... manner in which his mind was affected , when he first came to the knowledge of the difco- veries above mentioned ; or rather in the manner in which the world was affected by them , them , when they were first published ; ex- pects [ 26 ]
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... manner is perceptible in the speeches recorded in the Acts , or in any other but thofe which are attributed to Christ , and that , in truth , it was a very un- likely manner for a forger or fabulift to at- tempt ; and a manner very ...
... manner is perceptible in the speeches recorded in the Acts , or in any other but thofe which are attributed to Christ , and that , in truth , it was a very un- likely manner for a forger or fabulift to at- tempt ; and a manner very ...
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... manner allows that there is such a thing as magic * ” It appears alfo from the teftimony of St. Jerome , that Porphyry , the most learned and able of the heathen writers against Christianity , reforted to the fame folution : " Unless ...
... manner allows that there is such a thing as magic * ” It appears alfo from the teftimony of St. Jerome , that Porphyry , the most learned and able of the heathen writers against Christianity , reforted to the fame folution : " Unless ...
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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