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... objected that the prophecy of the deftruction of Jerufalem is mixed , or con- nected , with expreffions which relate to ... objection does not concern our present argument . If our Saviour ac- tually foretold the deftruction of Jerufalem ...
... objected that the prophecy of the deftruction of Jerufalem is mixed , or con- nected , with expreffions which relate to ... objection does not concern our present argument . If our Saviour ac- tually foretold the deftruction of Jerufalem ...
Page 359
... objection . I am ready , however , to admit , that the ancient Chriftian advocates did not infift upon the miracles in argument , so frequent- ly as I fhould have done . It was their lot to contend with notions of magical agency ...
... objection . I am ready , however , to admit , that the ancient Chriftian advocates did not infift upon the miracles in argument , so frequent- ly as I fhould have done . It was their lot to contend with notions of magical agency ...
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... objections , if such objections be allowed , by reason of feeming incom- pleteness or uncertainty in attaining their end . Chriftianity participates of this cha- racter . racter . The true fimilitude between nature and revelation ...
... objections , if such objections be allowed , by reason of feeming incom- pleteness or uncertainty in attaining their end . Chriftianity participates of this cha- racter . racter . The true fimilitude between nature and revelation ...
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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