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... reason with which they who rejected Chrift's miffion kept them- felves in countenance , and with which also they answered the arguments of those who favoured it , is precisely the reason which fuch men ufually give : - " Have any of the ...
... reason with which they who rejected Chrift's miffion kept them- felves in countenance , and with which also they answered the arguments of those who favoured it , is precisely the reason which fuch men ufually give : - " Have any of the ...
Page 247
... been tracing the pro grefs , and defcribing the prevalency , of an opinion , founded upon philofophical or cri- arguments , upon mere deductions of R 4 tical reason , reason , or the construction of ancient wri- tings ( [ 247 ]
... been tracing the pro grefs , and defcribing the prevalency , of an opinion , founded upon philofophical or cri- arguments , upon mere deductions of R 4 tical reason , reason , or the construction of ancient wri- tings ( [ 247 ]
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... reason for arguing from prophecy , rather than from miracles . Origen imputes this evasion to Celfus ; Jerome to Porphyry ; and Lactan- tius to the heathen in general . The feve- ral paffages , which contain these testimonies , will be ...
... reason for arguing from prophecy , rather than from miracles . Origen imputes this evasion to Celfus ; Jerome to Porphyry ; and Lactan- tius to the heathen in general . The feve- ral paffages , which contain these testimonies , will be ...
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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