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By miracles . The spirit of prophecy had now for many ages forsaken the jews ;
and , though their commonwealth were not quite dissolved , but that they lived
under their own laws , yet they were under a foreign dominion , subject to the ...
By miracles . The spirit of prophecy had now for many ages forsaken the jews ;
and , though their commonwealth were not quite dissolved , but that they lived
under their own laws , yet they were under a foreign dominion , subject to the ...
Page 35
... time foretold of his ministry ; and after a life illustrious in miracles and good
works , attended with humility , meekness , patience , and sufferings , and every
way conformable to the prophecies of him ; should be led as a sheep to the
slaughter ...
... time foretold of his ministry ; and after a life illustrious in miracles and good
works , attended with humility , meekness , patience , and sufferings , and every
way conformable to the prophecies of him ; should be led as a sheep to the
slaughter ...
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For this man does many miracles . ” Ver . 53 , “ Then from that day forth they took
counsel together “ for to put him to death . ” Ver . 54 , “ Jesus therefore “ walked
no more openly amongst the jews . ” His miracles had now so much declared him
...
For this man does many miracles . ” Ver . 53 , “ Then from that day forth they took
counsel together “ for to put him to death . ” Ver . 54 , “ Jesus therefore “ walked
no more openly amongst the jews . ” His miracles had now so much declared him
...
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Here Jesus refers John , as he did the jews before , to the testimony of his
miracles , to know who he was ; and this was generally his preaching , whereby
he declared himself to be the Messiah , who was the only prophet to come ,
whom the ...
Here Jesus refers John , as he did the jews before , to the testimony of his
miracles , to know who he was ; and this was generally his preaching , whereby
he declared himself to be the Messiah , who was the only prophet to come ,
whom the ...
Page 51
... that the kingdom of the Messiah was come , and left it to his miracles to instruct
and convince them , that he was the Messiah . Matt . X. when he sent his apostles
abroad , their commission to preach we have , ver . 7 , 8 , in these words : “ As ...
... that the kingdom of the Messiah was come , and left it to his miracles to instruct
and convince them , that he was the Messiah . Matt . X. when he sent his apostles
abroad , their commission to preach we have , ver . 7 , 8 , in these words : “ As ...
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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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