A View of the Evidences of Christianity, Volume 1R. Faulder, 1794 - Apologetics |
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... believe , and did believe , that the D 2 prosperity prosperity of their country in a great mea- fure depended [ 35 ]
... believe , and did believe , that the D 2 prosperity prosperity of their country in a great mea- fure depended [ 35 ]
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... , this fuppofition cannot be main- tained for a moment ; because I think it im- poffible to believe , that paffages , which must * 1 Pet . iv . 12 , 13. 19 . I be be deemed not only unintelligible but false , by the [ 64 ]
... , this fuppofition cannot be main- tained for a moment ; because I think it im- poffible to believe , that paffages , which must * 1 Pet . iv . 12 , 13. 19 . I be be deemed not only unintelligible but false , by the [ 64 ]
Page 78
... of the apostles , 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 ]
... of the apostles , 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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... believe , without evidence , that the fame office could , at the fame time , be attended with ease and safety to others . And this fair and reasonable infer- ence is confirmed by the direct atteftation of the letters , to which we have ...
... believe , without evidence , that the fame office could , at the fame time , be attended with ease and safety to others . And this fair and reasonable infer- ence is confirmed by the direct atteftation of the letters , to which we have ...
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... believe was an inhabitant of Jerufalem at the time . We have them from a fourth writer , who accompanied the most laborious miffionary of the inftitution in his travels ; who , in the course of these travels , was fre- quently brought ...
... believe was an inhabitant of Jerufalem at the time . We have them from a fourth writer , who accompanied the most laborious miffionary of the inftitution in his travels ; who , in the course of these travels , was fre- quently brought ...
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