A View of the Evidences of Christianity: In Three Parts ..., Volume 1R. Faulder, 1796 - 416 pages |
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... Roman Clement . The meeknefs of the Chriftian character reigns throughout the whole of that excellent piece . The occafion called for it . It was to compofe the diffenfions of the church of Corinth . And the venerable hearer of the ...
... Roman Clement . The meeknefs of the Chriftian character reigns throughout the whole of that excellent piece . The occafion called for it . It was to compofe the diffenfions of the church of Corinth . And the venerable hearer of the ...
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... Roman writings , they were writings which he had never feen . Suppofing them to be no more than what fome or other had taught in various times and places , he could not collect them toge- ther . Who were his coadjutors in the under ...
... Roman writings , they were writings which he had never feen . Suppofing them to be no more than what fome or other had taught in various times and places , he could not collect them toge- ther . Who were his coadjutors in the under ...
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... Roman tribute § ; in the difficulty concerning the interfering relations of a future ftate , as propofed to him in the inftance of a woman who had married feven brethren || ; and , more especially , in his reply to those who demanded ...
... Roman tribute § ; in the difficulty concerning the interfering relations of a future ftate , as propofed to him in the inftance of a woman who had married feven brethren || ; and , more especially , in his reply to those who demanded ...
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... Roman governor : or even if they had afferted the public appearance of Christ in general unqualified terms , with- out noticing , as they have done , the presence of his difciples upon each occafion , and noticing it in fuch a manner as ...
... Roman governor : or even if they had afferted the public appearance of Christ in general unqualified terms , with- out noticing , as they have done , the presence of his difciples upon each occafion , and noticing it in fuch a manner as ...
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... Roman governor than these words . But that is not precisely the point I am concerned with . A mere panegyrift , or a dishonest narrator , would not have reprefented his cause , or have made a great magiftrate reprefent it , in this ...
... Roman governor than these words . But that is not precisely the point I am concerned with . A mere panegyrift , or a dishonest narrator , would not have reprefented his cause , or have made a great magiftrate reprefent it , in this ...
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