A View of the Evidences of Christianity: In Three Parts ..., Volume 1R. Faulder, 1796 - 416 pages |
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... sense : no figurative lan- guage , but what is sufficiently intelligible to every reader of every country . The obscu- rities , by which I mean the expreffions that require a knowledge of local diction , and of local allufion , are few ...
... sense : no figurative lan- guage , but what is sufficiently intelligible to every reader of every country . The obscu- rities , by which I mean the expreffions that require a knowledge of local diction , and of local allufion , are few ...
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... sense of every attentive reader . The application which the Jews contend for , appears to me to la- bour under infuperable difficulties ; in parti- cular , it may be demanded of them to explain , in whose name or perfon , if the Jewish ...
... sense of every attentive reader . The application which the Jews contend for , appears to me to la- bour under infuperable difficulties ; in parti- cular , it may be demanded of them to explain , in whose name or perfon , if the Jewish ...
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... sense in which these qualities are usually understood , and in the conduct which they often produce . The second , in the instances of paffive courage or endurance of sufferings , patience under affronts and injuries , humility , irre ...
... sense in which these qualities are usually understood , and in the conduct which they often produce . The second , in the instances of paffive courage or endurance of sufferings , patience under affronts and injuries , humility , irre ...
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... sense , and , I may add , the strength and authority , of our Lord's difcourses . IV . It is very usual with the human mind , to substitute forwardness and fervency in a particular cause , for the merit of general and regular morality ...
... sense , and , I may add , the strength and authority , of our Lord's difcourses . IV . It is very usual with the human mind , to substitute forwardness and fervency in a particular cause , for the merit of general and regular morality ...
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... sense of that word , or difcuffions con- cerning different forms of government , Chriftianity declines every question upon the subject . Whilft politicians are difputing about F3 about monarchies , aristocracies , and repub lics , the [ 69 ]
... sense of that word , or difcuffions con- cerning different forms of government , Chriftianity declines every question upon the subject . Whilft politicians are difputing about F3 about monarchies , aristocracies , and repub lics , the [ 69 ]
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