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... sufferings of the witnesses of the hiftory , and attesting it in every variety of form in which it can be conceived to appear ; directly and indirect- ly , expressly and incidentally , by assertion , recital , and allufion , by ...
... sufferings of the witnesses of the hiftory , and attesting it in every variety of form in which it can be conceived to appear ; directly and indirect- ly , expressly and incidentally , by assertion , recital , and allufion , by ...
Page 75
... sufferings of the Christians . This happened , at the most only seven or eight , perhaps only three or four , years after Chrift's death . Within which period , and notwithstanding that the late perfecution oc- cupied part of it ...
... sufferings of the Christians . This happened , at the most only seven or eight , perhaps only three or four , years after Chrift's death . Within which period , and notwithstanding that the late perfecution oc- cupied part of it ...
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... sufferings of Christ , the other by a contemporary of the apoftles . In the gospel of St. John , ( xix . 35. ) after defcribing the crucifixion , with the particular circumftance of piercing Chrift's fide with a spear , the historian ...
... sufferings of Christ , the other by a contemporary of the apoftles . In the gospel of St. John , ( xix . 35. ) after defcribing the crucifixion , with the particular circumftance of piercing Chrift's fide with a spear , the historian ...
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... sufferings , voluntarily undertaken and undergone in at- testation of the accounts which they deliver- ed , and properly in confequence of their be- lief of the truth of those accounts . ' " 9 CHAP . CHAP . II . BUT they , with whom we ...
... sufferings , voluntarily undertaken and undergone in at- testation of the accounts which they deliver- ed , and properly in confequence of their be- lief of the truth of those accounts . ' " 9 CHAP . CHAP . II . BUT they , with whom we ...
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