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... particular , his fermon upon the mount ought always to be confidered with a view to these observations . The question is not , whether a fuller , a more accurate , a more fyftematic , or a more argumentative dif- course upon morals ...
... particular , his fermon upon the mount ought always to be confidered with a view to these observations . The question is not , whether a fuller , a more accurate , a more fyftematic , or a more argumentative dif- course upon morals ...
Page 107
... particular property of it , which consists in his drawing of his doc- trine from the occafion ; or , which is nearly the same thing , raising reflections from the objects and incidents before him , or turning a particular difcourfe then ...
... particular property of it , which consists in his drawing of his doc- trine from the occafion ; or , which is nearly the same thing , raising reflections from the objects and incidents before him , or turning a particular difcourfe then ...
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... particular defign at the time of writing . This particular defign may appear fome- times , but not always , nor often . Thus I think that the particular defign which St. Matthew had in view whilft he was writing the hiftory of the ...
... particular defign at the time of writing . This particular defign may appear fome- times , but not always , nor often . Thus I think that the particular defign which St. Matthew had in view whilft he was writing the hiftory of the ...
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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