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... his life ; at least they would have disturbed his ministry , and hindered the work
he was about . That this made him cautious , and avoid , as much as he could ,
the occasions of provoking them and falling into their hands , is plain from John
vii ...
... his life ; at least they would have disturbed his ministry , and hindered the work
he was about . That this made him cautious , and avoid , as much as he could ,
the occasions of provoking them and falling into their hands , is plain from John
vii ...
Page 45
Whereupon our Saviour , though we hear no such thing from him in Jerusalem or
Judea , or to Nicodemus ; yet here , to this Samaritan woman , he in plain and
direct words owns and declares , that he himself , who talked with her , was the ...
Whereupon our Saviour , though we hear no such thing from him in Jerusalem or
Judea , or to Nicodemus ; yet here , to this Samaritan woman , he in plain and
direct words owns and declares , that he himself , who talked with her , was the ...
Page 76
Then say they all , Art thou then the Son of “ God ? And he said unto them , Ye
say that I am . ” By which discourse with them , related at large here by St. Luke ,
it is plain , that the answer of our Saviour , set down by St. Matthew , chap . xxvi .
Then say they all , Art thou then the Son of “ God ? And he said unto them , Ye
say that I am . ” By which discourse with them , related at large here by St. Luke ,
it is plain , that the answer of our Saviour , set down by St. Matthew , chap . xxvi .
Page 99
Here we see what it was he had preached to them , though not in so plain open
words before his crucifixion ; and what it is he now makes them understand ; and
what it was that was to be preached to all nations , viz . That he was the Messiah
...
Here we see what it was he had preached to them , though not in so plain open
words before his crucifixion ; and what it is he now makes them understand ; and
what it was that was to be preached to all nations , viz . That he was the Messiah
...
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
...
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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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