A View of the Evidences of Christianity, Volume 1R. Faulder, 1794 - Apologetics |
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... reason for judging this state of the cafe to be probable ? Ought we not rather to expect , that fuch a Being , upon occafions of peculiar importance , may interrupt the order which he had appointed , yet , that fuch occafions should ...
... reason for judging this state of the cafe to be probable ? Ought we not rather to expect , that fuch a Being , upon occafions of peculiar importance , may interrupt the order which he had appointed , yet , that fuch occafions should ...
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... reason , had worked themselves into a persuasion , that fome fignal and greatly advantageous change was to be effected in the condition of their country , by the agency of a long- promised meffenger from heaven * . The rulers of the ...
... reason , had worked themselves into a persuasion , that fome fignal and greatly advantageous change was to be effected in the condition of their country , by the agency of a long- promised meffenger from heaven * . The rulers of the ...
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... reason- ably be expected by the preachers of Christianity when they turned themselves to the heathen public . Now the first thing that strikes us is , that the religion they car- ried with them was exclufive . It denied without referve ...
... reason- ably be expected by the preachers of Christianity when they turned themselves to the heathen public . Now the first thing that strikes us is , that the religion they car- ried with them was exclufive . It denied without referve ...
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... reason , why the Jewish rulers did not , at this time , think it prudent to proceed to greater ex- tremities . It was not long , however , before the enemies of the inftitution found means to represent it to the people as tending to ...
... reason , why the Jewish rulers did not , at this time , think it prudent to proceed to greater ex- tremities . It was not long , however , before the enemies of the inftitution found means to represent it to the people as tending to ...
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... , and the original affociates of Chrift , engaged in the propagation of the new faith ( and who , there is not the least reason to believe , abated in 8 their * their diligence or courage ) , the narrative proceeds [ 78 ]
... , and the original affociates of Chrift , engaged in the propagation of the new faith ( and who , there is not the least reason to believe , abated in 8 their * their diligence or courage ) , the narrative proceeds [ 78 ]
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