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Page 56
... occafion , and with literally obferv- ing the rule when the occafion offered , would do nothing , or worse than nothing ; but he who confiders the character and dif- pofition which is hereby inculcated , and places that difpofition ...
... occafion , and with literally obferv- ing the rule when the occafion offered , would do nothing , or worse than nothing ; but he who confiders the character and dif- pofition which is hereby inculcated , and places that difpofition ...
Page 115
... occafion then before him , though the mention of the occafion , or of the object , be omitted in the hiftory . I only observe that these instances are common to St. John's gospel with the other three . I conclude this article by ...
... occafion then before him , though the mention of the occafion , or of the object , be omitted in the hiftory . I only observe that these instances are common to St. John's gospel with the other three . I conclude this article by ...
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... occafion , in Mark's ( iii . 11 ) , " And unclean fpirits , when they saw him , fell down before him , and cried , faying , Thou art the Son of God ; and he straitly charged them that they fhould not make him known . ' Another inftance ...
... occafion , in Mark's ( iii . 11 ) , " And unclean fpirits , when they saw him , fell down before him , and cried , faying , Thou art the Son of God ; and he straitly charged them that they fhould not make him known . ' Another inftance ...
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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