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Page 72
... obferve him free from the ufual fymptoms of enthusiasm , heat and vehemence in devotion , aufteri- ty in inftitutions , and a wild particularity in the descriptions of a future ftate ; free alfo from the depravities of his age and ...
... obferve him free from the ufual fymptoms of enthusiasm , heat and vehemence in devotion , aufteri- ty in inftitutions , and a wild particularity in the descriptions of a future ftate ; free alfo from the depravities of his age and ...
Page 73
... obferve in the religion , may be thought to prove fomething more . They would have been extraordinary , had the religion come from any perfon ; from the perfon from whom it did come , they are exceedingly fo . What was Jefus in external ...
... obferve in the religion , may be thought to prove fomething more . They would have been extraordinary , had the religion come from any perfon ; from the perfon from whom it did come , they are exceedingly fo . What was Jefus in external ...
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... obferve the great precepts of morality , which Chrift had reprefented as the principal part , the fum and fub- ftance of religion ; if they thought honourably of the gofpet , if they offered no injury to the Christians , if they did ...
... obferve the great precepts of morality , which Chrift had reprefented as the principal part , the fum and fub- ftance of religion ; if they thought honourably of the gofpet , if they offered no injury to the Christians , if they did ...
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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