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32 , , “ Who" soever shall confess me before men , I will confess “ him before my
Father who is in heaven . " What this confessing of Christ is , we may see by
comparing John xii . 42. with ix . 22 . “ Nevertheless , among the “ chief rulers also
...
32 , , “ Who" soever shall confess me before men , I will confess “ him before my
Father who is in heaven . " What this confessing of Christ is , we may see by
comparing John xii . 42. with ix . 22 . “ Nevertheless , among the “ chief rulers also
...
Page 52
By which places it is evident , that to confess him was to confess that he was the
Messiah . From which , give me leave to observe also , ( what I have cleared from
other places , but cannot be too often remarked , because of the different sense ...
By which places it is evident , that to confess him was to confess that he was the
Messiah . From which , give me leave to observe also , ( what I have cleared from
other places , but cannot be too often remarked , because of the different sense ...
Page 211
This was the proposition to be proved , and which , as he confesses here , p . 26 ,
I denied to remember to be in my “ Reasonableness of christianity . " Who can but
admire his logic ! But , besides the strength of judgment , which you have ...
This was the proposition to be proved , and which , as he confesses here , p . 26 ,
I denied to remember to be in my “ Reasonableness of christianity . " Who can but
admire his logic ! But , besides the strength of judgment , which you have ...
Page 215
... a man could not be a christian ; just all , neither more nor less ? ” This I had
reason to demand from him , or from any one , who questions that part of my book
; and I shall insist upon it , until he does it , or confesses he cannot . For having
set ...
... a man could not be a christian ; just all , neither more nor less ? ” This I had
reason to demand from him , or from any one , who questions that part of my book
; and I shall insist upon it , until he does it , or confesses he cannot . For having
set ...
Page 238
Let him , therefore , either confess these and the like questions , “ Why did the
apostles write 66 these ? Was it not , that those they write to , might “ give their
assent to them ? Why should not every one “ of these evangelical truths be
believed ...
Let him , therefore , either confess these and the like questions , “ Why did the
apostles write 66 these ? Was it not , that those they write to , might “ give their
assent to them ? Why should not every one “ of these evangelical truths be
believed ...
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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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