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... himself , Dr. T. fhould have boldly inculcated the neceffity of Implicit Faith : but this he seems to avoid ; con- tenting himself with aflerting it to have been the intention of the Author of our Salvation , that the multitude fhould ...
... himself , Dr. T. fhould have boldly inculcated the neceffity of Implicit Faith : but this he seems to avoid ; con- tenting himself with aflerting it to have been the intention of the Author of our Salvation , that the multitude fhould ...
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... himself indeed an apostle , but one of the first converts among the Jews , and a disciple and perfonal attendant of the apoftles . His view of the combined weight of evidence in favour of the genuine authenticity [ can there , by the ...
... himself indeed an apostle , but one of the first converts among the Jews , and a disciple and perfonal attendant of the apoftles . His view of the combined weight of evidence in favour of the genuine authenticity [ can there , by the ...
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... himself to the understanding , he indulges himself in a more animated diction . We shall select one of the concluding paragraphs as a specimen of his latinity : • Veniant igitur irrifores hujus omnis orationis atque fententia ! Ve ...
... himself to the understanding , he indulges himself in a more animated diction . We shall select one of the concluding paragraphs as a specimen of his latinity : • Veniant igitur irrifores hujus omnis orationis atque fententia ! Ve ...
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