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... thefe accounts , there occurs , incidentally , mention of converts at Rome , Alexandria , Athens , Cyprus , Cyrene , Macedonia , Phi- lippi . This is the third period in the propaga tion of Christianity , fetting off in the seventh year ...
... thefe accounts , there occurs , incidentally , mention of converts at Rome , Alexandria , Athens , Cyprus , Cyrene , Macedonia , Phi- lippi . This is the third period in the propaga tion of Christianity , fetting off in the seventh year ...
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... thefe ages . St. Jerome's catalogue contains fixty - fix wri- ters within the three first centuries , and the fix first years of the fourth ; and fifty - four between that time and his own , viz . A. D. 392. Jerome introduces his ...
... thefe ages . St. Jerome's catalogue contains fixty - fix wri- ters within the three first centuries , and the fix first years of the fourth ; and fifty - four between that time and his own , viz . A. D. 392. Jerome introduces his ...
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... Thefe propofitions alone lay a foundation for our faith ; for they prove the existence of a tranfaction , which cannot even in its moft general parts be accounted for , upon any reasonable supposition , except that of the truth of the ...
... Thefe propofitions alone lay a foundation for our faith ; for they prove the existence of a tranfaction , which cannot even in its moft general parts be accounted for , upon any reasonable supposition , except that of the truth 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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