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... - scriptural system . The truth is , VOL , IV . 3 I them by some means or other . " And he has no doubt convinced all his readers , who were by igno rance or prejudice properly pre- disposed for such conviction , of brings . He cannot ...
... - scriptural system . The truth is , VOL , IV . 3 I them by some means or other . " And he has no doubt convinced all his readers , who were by igno rance or prejudice properly pre- disposed for such conviction , of brings . He cannot ...
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... truths , and The Reviewer professes ( p . 320 ) , which if they were really articles that by investigating the argu- of Christian faith , must prove to ments of the editors of I. V. upon all rational inquirers an insur- this subject he ...
... truths , and The Reviewer professes ( p . 320 ) , which if they were really articles that by investigating the argu- of Christian faith , must prove to ments of the editors of I. V. upon all rational inquirers an insur- this subject he ...
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... truth is , that from Justin's work , it appears highly probable that the Jewish christians of that age , A. D. 140 , had never even heard of the existence of these As a counterpoise to the here- accounts ; and it is most certain , tical ...
... truth is , that from Justin's work , it appears highly probable that the Jewish christians of that age , A. D. 140 , had never even heard of the existence of these As a counterpoise to the here- accounts ; and it is most certain , tical ...
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... truth . And are such characters he should have been received as as these to be disparaged , and a perfect stranger , and that no thing more should have been re- collected of his origin 426 The Quarterly Review and the Improved Version .
... truth . And are such characters he should have been received as as these to be disparaged , and a perfect stranger , and that no thing more should have been re- collected of his origin 426 The Quarterly Review and the Improved Version .
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... truth of the narrative . Would nobody have recollected the hymns of the an- gels , the appearance of the star , the visit of the wise men , or the jealousy of Herod ? Could no- thing more be said of him , but " is not this Jesus the ...
... truth of the narrative . Would nobody have recollected the hymns of the an- gels , the appearance of the star , the visit of the wise men , or the jealousy of Herod ? Could no- thing more be said of him , but " is not this Jesus the ...
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