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And that he was the Messiah , was the great truth he took pains to convince his
disciples and apostles of ; appearing to them after his resurrection : as may be
seen , Luke xxiv . which we shall more particularly consider in another place .
And that he was the Messiah , was the great truth he took pains to convince his
disciples and apostles of ; appearing to them after his resurrection : as may be
seen , Luke xxiv . which we shall more particularly consider in another place .
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X. when he sent his apostles abroad , their commission to preach we have , ver .
7 , 8 , in these words : “ As ye go , preach saying , The kingdom of heaven is at
hand : heal the sick , " & c . All that they had to preach was , that the kingdom of
the ...
X. when he sent his apostles abroad , their commission to preach we have , ver .
7 , 8 , in these words : “ As ye go , preach saying , The kingdom of heaven is at
hand : heal the sick , " & c . All that they had to preach was , that the kingdom of
the ...
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That he was yet cautious of owning himself to his apostles , positively , to be the
Messiah , appears farther from the manner wherein he tells Peter , ver . 18 , that
he will build his church upon that confession of his , that he was the Messiah : I ...
That he was yet cautious of owning himself to his apostles , positively , to be the
Messiah , appears farther from the manner wherein he tells Peter , ver . 18 , that
he will build his church upon that confession of his , that he was the Messiah : I ...
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How she came to obtain this grace from God , the apostle tells us , “ Because she
judged him faithful who “ had promised . ” Those therefore , who pleased God ,
and were accepted by him before the coming of Christ , did it only by believing ...
How she came to obtain this grace from God , the apostle tells us , “ Because she
judged him faithful who “ had promised . ” Those therefore , who pleased God ,
and were accepted by him before the coming of Christ , did it only by believing ...
Page 147
... apostles had over the minds of men , by the miracles they did , tempted them
not to mix ( as we find in that of all the sects and philosophers , and other
religions ) any conceits , any wrong rules , any thing tending to their own by -
interest , or ...
... apostles had over the minds of men , by the miracles they did , tempted them
not to mix ( as we find in that of all the sects and philosophers , and other
religions ) any conceits , any wrong rules , any thing tending to their own by -
interest , or ...
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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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