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At Thessalonica , Paul , as his manner was , went into the synagogue , and three
sab“ bath days reasoned with the jews out of the scriptures ; opening and
alleging , that the Messiah must needs “ have suffered , and risen again from the
dead ...
At Thessalonica , Paul , as his manner was , went into the synagogue , and three
sab“ bath days reasoned with the jews out of the scriptures ; opening and
alleging , that the Messiah must needs “ have suffered , and risen again from the
dead ...
Page 100
It may be seasonable therefore , now , to add to those sermons we have formerly
seen of St. Paul , ( wherein he preached no other article of faith , but that Jesus
was “ the Messiah , " the King , who being risen from the dead , now reigneth ,
and ...
It may be seasonable therefore , now , to add to those sermons we have formerly
seen of St. Paul , ( wherein he preached no other article of faith , but that Jesus
was “ the Messiah , " the King , who being risen from the dead , now reigneth ,
and ...
Page 124
... we are witnesses of these things , and so is also the Holy Ghost , whom God “
hath given to them that obey him . ” Acts xvii . 30 , St. Paul tells the Athenians ,
That now under the gospel , “ God commandeth all men every“ where to REPENT
.
... we are witnesses of these things , and so is also the Holy Ghost , whom God “
hath given to them that obey him . ” Acts xvii . 30 , St. Paul tells the Athenians ,
That now under the gospel , “ God commandeth all men every“ where to REPENT
.
Page 130
St. Paul having here emphatically described the strength and firmness of
Abraham's faith , informs us , that he thereby . “ gave glory to God ; ” and therefore
it was " accounted to him for righteousness . ” This is the way that God deals with
poor ...
St. Paul having here emphatically described the strength and firmness of
Abraham's faith , informs us , that he thereby . “ gave glory to God ; ” and therefore
it was " accounted to him for righteousness . ” This is the way that God deals with
poor ...
Page 131
The examples of faith , which St. Paul enumerates and proposes in the following
words , chap . xi . plainly show , that the faith whereby those believers of old
pleased God , was nothing but a steadfast reliance on the goodness and
faithfulness ...
The examples of faith , which St. Paul enumerates and proposes in the following
words , chap . xi . plainly show , that the faith whereby those believers of old
pleased God , was nothing but a steadfast reliance on the goodness and
faithfulness ...
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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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