An Inquiry Concerning the Origin of ChristianityT. Allman, 1841 - 506 pages |
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... words ; and cultivate natural philoso- phy only so far as respects the existence of God and the creation of the universe : other parts of natural knowledge they give up to vain and subtle metaphysicians , as really sur- passing the ...
... words ; and cultivate natural philoso- phy only so far as respects the existence of God and the creation of the universe : other parts of natural knowledge they give up to vain and subtle metaphysicians , as really sur- passing the ...
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... words , they conceive , though ex- pressing a literal sense , convey also a figurative sense ad- dressed to the understanding . They possess also the com- mentaries of those sages who , being the founders of the sect , left behind them ...
... words , they conceive , though ex- pressing a literal sense , convey also a figurative sense ad- dressed to the understanding . They possess also the com- mentaries of those sages who , being the founders of the sect , left behind them ...
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... words , gave an account of their estates , without any dispute about it ; yet there was one Judas , a Gaulonite , of a city whose name was Gamala , who , taking with him Sadduc , a Pharisee , became zealous to draw them to a revolt ...
... words , gave an account of their estates , without any dispute about it ; yet there was one Judas , a Gaulonite , of a city whose name was Gamala , who , taking with him Sadduc , a Pharisee , became zealous to draw them to a revolt ...
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... word which they wanted.§ In many such cases , the confident expectation of its efficiency was enough to produce an apparent success , and it appears that Jesus was in general cautious of committing himself to the trial , unless there ...
... word which they wanted.§ In many such cases , the confident expectation of its efficiency was enough to produce an apparent success , and it appears that Jesus was in general cautious of committing himself to the trial , unless there ...
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... words of com- mand was believed in by the most enlightened Jews . ‡ The • Matt . ix . 2 , And Jesus , seeing their faith , saith unto the sick of the palsy ... ix . 27 , Believe ye that I am able to do this ? ... Then touched he their ...
... words of com- mand was believed in by the most enlightened Jews . ‡ The • Matt . ix . 2 , And Jesus , seeing their faith , saith unto the sick of the palsy ... ix . 27 , Believe ye that I am able to do this ? ... Then touched he their ...
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