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Mark ii . 11 , 12 , “ Unclean spirits , when they saw * him , fell down before him ,
and cried , saying , Thou « art the Son of God : and he straitly charged them , "
that they should not make him known . " Here again we may observe , from the ...
Mark ii . 11 , 12 , “ Unclean spirits , when they saw * him , fell down before him ,
and cried , saying , Thou « art the Son of God : and he straitly charged them , "
that they should not make him known . " Here again we may observe , from the ...
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16 , where “ Christ “ forbids them to make him known ; " which supposes them to
know already who he was . For that this 12th chapter of St. Matthew ought to
precede the sermon in the mount , is plain , by comparing it with Mark ii .
beginning at ...
16 , where “ Christ “ forbids them to make him known ; " which supposes them to
know already who he was . For that this 12th chapter of St. Matthew ought to
precede the sermon in the mount , is plain , by comparing it with Mark ii .
beginning at ...
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Some time after this , he inquires of his disciples , Mark viji . 27 , who the people
took him for ? They telling him , “ for John the Baptist , ” or one of the old prophets
risen from the dead ; he asked , What they themselves thought ? And here again
...
Some time after this , he inquires of his disciples , Mark viji . 27 , who the people
took him for ? They telling him , “ for John the Baptist , ” or one of the old prophets
risen from the dead ; he asked , What they themselves thought ? And here again
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sought false witness against him : " but when “ they “ found none that were
sufficient , ” or came up to the point they desired , which was to have something
against him to take away his life ( for so I think the words Train and ton- mean ,
Mark xiv ...
sought false witness against him : " but when “ they “ found none that were
sufficient , ” or came up to the point they desired , which was to have something
against him to take away his life ( for so I think the words Train and ton- mean ,
Mark xiv ...
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... dead the third day , and fulfilled all things that were written in the Old
Testament concerning the Messiah and that those who believed this , and
repented , should receive remission of their sins , through this faith in him . Or , as
St , Mark has it ...
... dead the third day , and fulfilled all things that were written in the Old
Testament concerning the Messiah and that those who believed this , and
repented , should receive remission of their sins , through this faith in him . Or , as
St , Mark has it ...
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| Title | The Works of John Locke, in Nine Volumes... Volume the First (-ninth): VI., Volume 4 |
| Author | John Locke |
| Edition | 12 |
| Publisher | Stirling and Slade, 1824 |
| Original from | Sapienza University of Rome (Biblioteca di Filosofia) |
| Digitized | 2 May 2013 |
| Length | 436 pages |
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