A View of the Evidences of Christianity: In Three Parts ..., Volume 1R. Faulder, 1796 - 416 pages |
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... fubject of his commendation , his precepts , his example ; and that the former is fo , in no part of its compofition . This , and no- thing elfe , is the character designed in the following remarkable paffages : " Resist not evil , but ...
... fubject of his commendation , his precepts , his example ; and that the former is fo , in no part of its compofition . This , and no- thing elfe , is the character designed in the following remarkable paffages : " Resist not evil , but ...
Page 39
... fubject , and to be well qualified to form a true opinion about it . Boerhaave , speaking of this very declaration of our Saviour , " Whofoever looketh on a woman to luft after her , hath already com- mitted adultery with her in his ...
... fubject , and to be well qualified to form a true opinion about it . Boerhaave , speaking of this very declaration of our Saviour , " Whofoever looketh on a woman to luft after her , hath already com- mitted adultery with her in his ...
Page 43
... their rule and principle , was our Savi- our's own . And what our Saviour had faid upon the fubject , appears to me to have fixed the fen- timent amongst his followers . St. St. Paul has it exprefsly , " If there be [ 43 ]
... their rule and principle , was our Savi- our's own . And what our Saviour had faid upon the fubject , appears to me to have fixed the fen- timent amongst his followers . St. St. Paul has it exprefsly , " If there be [ 43 ]
Page 69
... of that word , or difcuffions con- cerning different forms of government , Chriftianity declines every queftion upon the fubject . Whilft politicians are disputing about F 3 about monarchies , aristocracies , and repub lics , the [ 69 ]
... of that word , or difcuffions con- cerning different forms of government , Chriftianity declines every queftion upon the fubject . Whilft politicians are disputing about F 3 about monarchies , aristocracies , and repub lics , the [ 69 ]
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... fubject , does not admit of discovery , properly fo called ) ; when we confider either what he taught , or what he did not teach , either the sub- ftance or the manner of his inftruction ; his preference of folid to popular virtues , of ...
... fubject , does not admit of discovery , properly fo called ) ; when we confider either what he taught , or what he did not teach , either the sub- ftance or the manner of his inftruction ; his preference of folid to popular virtues , of ...
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