A View of the Evidences of Christianity, Volume 1R. Faulder, 1794 - Apologetics |
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... sufferings , voluntarily undergone in attestation of the accounts which they delivered , and folely in confequence of their belief of thofe accounts ; and that they also fubmitted , from the fame motive , to new rules of conduct p . 19 ...
... sufferings , voluntarily undergone in attestation of the accounts which they delivered , and folely in confequence of their belief of thofe accounts ; and that they also fubmitted , from the fame motive , to new rules of conduct p . 19 ...
Page 106
... sufferings of Chriftians , either Contemporary with , or immediately fucceed- ing , the original fettlers of the inftitution ; fixthly 3 ing , [ 106 ] That the story, for which the firft propagators of Christi- anity fuffered, was ...
... sufferings of Chriftians , either Contemporary with , or immediately fucceed- ing , the original fettlers of the inftitution ; fixthly 3 ing , [ 106 ] That the story, for which the firft propagators of Christi- anity fuffered, was ...
Page 166
... sufferings of Chrift , the other by a contemporary of the apoftles . In the gospel of St. John , ( xix . 35. ) after defcribing the crucifixion , with the particular circumftance of piercing Chrift's fide with a fpear , the hiftorian ...
... sufferings of Chrift , the other by a contemporary of the apoftles . In the gospel of St. John , ( xix . 35. ) after defcribing the crucifixion , with the particular circumftance of piercing Chrift's fide with a fpear , the hiftorian ...
Page 320
... sufferings ; se- condly , that they did fo , in atteftation of the miraculous history recorded in our scrip- tures , and folely in confequence of their belief of the truth of that hiftory . The argument , by which these two pro ...
... sufferings ; se- condly , that they did fo , in atteftation of the miraculous history recorded in our scrip- tures , and folely in confequence of their belief of the truth of that hiftory . The argument , by which these two pro ...
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