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Page 107
... proves , either that fuch predictions were delivered and ful- filled , or that the writers of Chrift's life were induced by the event to attribute fuch pre- dictions to him ; feventhly , letters now in our poffeffion , written by fome ...
... proves , either that fuch predictions were delivered and ful- filled , or that the writers of Chrift's life were induced by the event to attribute fuch pre- dictions to him ; feventhly , letters now in our poffeffion , written by fome ...
Page 139
... proves that the characters and the discourse were already public . And the obfervation which these inftances afford , is of equal validity for the purpose of the prefent argument , whoever were the authors of the hiftories . THESE four ...
... proves that the characters and the discourse were already public . And the obfervation which these inftances afford , is of equal validity for the purpose of the prefent argument , whoever were the authors of the hiftories . THESE four ...
Page 151
... prove the truth of the religion : it contains , however , four diftinct hiftories , the genuine- nefs of any one of which is perfeâly fuf- ficient . If , therefore , we must be confider- ed as encountering the risk of error in af ...
... prove the truth of the religion : it contains , however , four diftinct hiftories , the genuine- nefs of any one of which is perfeâly fuf- ficient . If , therefore , we must be confider- ed as encountering the risk of error in af ...
Page 158
... , but as different por- tions only of the fame . Yet in this concep- tion of the subject we are certainly mif- taken ; for the very difcrepancies amongst the the feveral documents which form our vo- lume , prove [ 158 ]
... , but as different por- tions only of the fame . Yet in this concep- tion of the subject we are certainly mif- taken ; for the very difcrepancies amongst the the feveral documents which form our vo- lume , prove [ 158 ]
Page 159
... prove , if all other proof were wanting , that in their original compofition they were feparate , and moft of them independent pro- ductions . If we difpofe our ideas in a different or- der , the matter flands thus : -Whilft the ...
... prove , if all other proof were wanting , that in their original compofition they were feparate , and moft of them independent pro- ductions . If we difpofe our ideas in a different or- der , the matter flands thus : -Whilft the ...
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