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Page 115
That he was come to complete the law , " viz . by giving its full and clear sense ,
free from the corrupt and loosening glosses of the scribes and pharisees , ver . 22
-26 . He tells them , That not only murder , but causeless anger , and so much as
...
That he was come to complete the law , " viz . by giving its full and clear sense ,
free from the corrupt and loosening glosses of the scribes and pharisees , ver . 22
-26 . He tells them , That not only murder , but causeless anger , and so much as
...
Page 137
But the clear revelation he brought with him , dissipated this darkness ; made the
“ one invisible true God ” known to the world : and that with such evidence and
energy , that polytheism and idolatry have no - where been able to withstand it ...
But the clear revelation he brought with him , dissipated this darkness ; made the
“ one invisible true God ” known to the world : and that with such evidence and
energy , that polytheism and idolatry have no - where been able to withstand it ...
Page 147
And then there needs no more , but to read the inspired books , to be instructed :
all the duties of morality lie there clear , and plain , and easy to be understood .
And here I appeal , whether this be not the surest , the safest , and most effectual
...
And then there needs no more , but to read the inspired books , to be instructed :
all the duties of morality lie there clear , and plain , and easy to be understood .
And here I appeal , whether this be not the surest , the safest , and most effectual
...
Page 150
And they were so far from being clear herein , that we see no nation of the world
publicly professed it , and built upon it : no religion taught it ; and it was no -
where made an article of faith , and principle of religion , until Jesus Christ came ;
of ...
And they were so far from being clear herein , that we see no nation of the world
publicly professed it , and built upon it : no religion taught it ; and it was no -
where made an article of faith , and principle of religion , until Jesus Christ came ;
of ...
Page 163
A very clear and ingenuous proof , and let him enjoy it . But what will become of
me , that I have not mentioned satisfaction ! Possibly , this reverend gentleman
would have had charity enough for a known writer of the brotherhood , M 2 ...
A very clear and ingenuous proof , and let him enjoy it . But what will become of
me , that I have not mentioned satisfaction ! Possibly , this reverend gentleman
would have had charity enough for a known writer of the brotherhood , M 2 ...
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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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