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Page 19
There we read what gospel our Saviour preached to his disciples and apostles ;
and that as soon as he was risen from the dead , twice , the very day of his
resurrection . And , if we may gather what was to be believed by all nations from
what ...
There we read what gospel our Saviour preached to his disciples and apostles ;
and that as soon as he was risen from the dead , twice , the very day of his
resurrection . And , if we may gather what was to be believed by all nations from
what ...
Page 35
... nor to be believed on as such . But we shall be of another mind , and conclude
this proceeding of his according to divine wisdom , and suited to a fuller
manifestation and evidence of his being the Messiah ; when we consider that he
was to ...
... nor to be believed on as such . But we shall be of another mind , and conclude
this proceeding of his according to divine wisdom , and suited to a fuller
manifestation and evidence of his being the Messiah ; when we consider that he
was to ...
Page 51
... was nothing but this , that “ Jesus “ was the Messiah : " I mean , this was all the
doctrine they proposed to be believed : for what they taught , as well as our
Saviour , contained a great deal more ; but that concerned practice , and not
belief .
... was nothing but this , that “ Jesus “ was the Messiah : " I mean , this was all the
doctrine they proposed to be believed : for what they taught , as well as our
Saviour , contained a great deal more ; but that concerned practice , and not
belief .
Page 99
When on the day of his resurrection he appeared to the two going to Emmaus ,
Luke xxiv . they declare , ver , 21 , what his disciples faith in him was : “ But we “
trusted that it had been he that should have redeemed • Israel : " i . e . we
believed ...
When on the day of his resurrection he appeared to the two going to Emmaus ,
Luke xxiv . they declare , ver , 21 , what his disciples faith in him was : “ But we “
trusted that it had been he that should have redeemed • Israel : " i . e . we
believed ...
Page 153
... being all written to those who were already believers and christians , the
occasion and end of writing them could not be to instruct them in that which was
necessary to make them christians . This , it is plain , they knew and believed
already ...
... being all written to those who were already believers and christians , the
occasion and end of writing them could not be to instruct them in that which was
necessary to make them christians . This , it is plain , they knew and believed
already ...
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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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