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... racter . " Out of the heart proceed evil thoughts , murders , adulteries , fornications , & c.- These are the things which defile a man . " Mat . xv . 19 . وو " Wo unto you scribes and pharifees , hy- pocrites D3 " We [ 37 ]
... racter . " Out of the heart proceed evil thoughts , murders , adulteries , fornications , & c.- These are the things which defile a man . " Mat . xv . 19 . وو " Wo unto you scribes and pharifees , hy- pocrites D3 " We [ 37 ]
Page 364
... 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 confifts [ 364 ]
... 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 confifts [ 364 ]
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In Three Parts William Paley. racter . The true fimilitude between nature and revelation confifts in this ; that they each bear ftrong marks of their original ; that they each also bear appearances of irre- gularity and defect . A fyftem ...
In Three Parts William Paley. racter . The true fimilitude between nature and revelation confifts in this ; that they each bear ftrong marks of their original ; that they each also bear appearances of irre- gularity and defect . A fyftem ...
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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