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... ftory are the follow- ing His manner of introducing his narra- tive , ( ch . i . v . 15. ) " John bare witness of him , and cried , faying , " evidently prefuppofes * John xx . 17 . that His that his readers knew who John was , rapid ...
... ftory are the follow- ing His manner of introducing his narra- tive , ( ch . i . v . 15. ) " John bare witness of him , and cried , faying , " evidently prefuppofes * John xx . 17 . that His that his readers knew who John was , rapid ...
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... ftory which we have now , is , in general , the story which Christians had at the beginning . I fay in general ; by which term I mean , that it is the fame in its texture , and in its principal facts . For inftance , I make no doubt ...
... ftory which we have now , is , in general , the story which Christians had at the beginning . I fay in general ; by which term I mean , that it is the fame in its texture , and in its principal facts . For inftance , I make no doubt ...
Page 141
... ftory . I know nothing in the above state- ment which can , with any appearance of reafon , be difputed : and I know nothing in the history of the human species fimilar to .it . CHAP . CHAP . VIII : There is fatisfactory evidence , that ...
... ftory . I know nothing in the above state- ment which can , with any appearance of reafon , be difputed : and I know nothing in the history of the human species fimilar to .it . CHAP . CHAP . VIII : There is fatisfactory evidence , that ...
Page 142
... ftory which we have now is , in the main , the flory which the apostles pub- lished , is , I think , nearly certain from the confiderations which have been proposed . But whether , when we come to the particu- lars and the detail of the ...
... ftory which we have now is , in the main , the flory which the apostles pub- lished , is , I think , nearly certain from the confiderations which have been proposed . But whether , when we come to the particu- lars and the detail of the ...
Page 158
... ftory , agitating the questions that arose out of it , preffing the obligations which re- fulted from it , giving advice and directions to those who acted upon it , I conceive that we fhould find , in every one of these , a ftill ...
... ftory , agitating the questions that arose out of it , preffing the obligations which re- fulted from it , giving advice and directions to those who acted upon it , I conceive that we fhould find , in every one of these , a ftill ...
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