A View of the Evidences of Christianity: In Three Parts

Acts amongst ancient answer apostles appears argument authority believe bishop called cause century Chap character Christ Christian church circumstances concerning conduct considerable considered death delivered disciples doubt effects epistle evangelists evidence expressions fact four give given Gospels hands hath human instances institution Jerusalem Jesus Jewish Jews John Josephus Judea known Lardner least lived Lord Luke manner Mark Matt Matthew mean mentioned miracles morality narrative nature noticed objection observe occasion opinion original particular pass passage Paul person present priest probable produced proof proves question quoted reader reason received recorded referred religion remarkable Roman Saint Scriptures sect shew speaking story sufferings supposed taken Testament testimony things thou thought tion true truth unto whole writers written