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Page 51
... went every - where preaching the word ; " which word , as we have found by
examining what they preached all through their history , was nothing but this , that
“ Jesus “ was the Messiah : " I mean , this was all the doctrine they proposed to be
...
... went every - where preaching the word ; " which word , as we have found by
examining what they preached all through their history , was nothing but this , that
“ Jesus “ was the Messiah : " I mean , this was all the doctrine they proposed to be
...
Page 214
... subject of One article , has made me trespass a little , against the jewish
character of a well bred man , recommended by him to me , out of the Mishna .
Though I propose to myself to follow him , as near as I can , step by step as he
proceeds .
... subject of One article , has made me trespass a little , against the jewish
character of a well bred man , recommended by him to me , out of the Mishna .
Though I propose to myself to follow him , as near as I can , step by step as he
proceeds .
Page 225
... taught , and which only they proposed to their hearers to be believed , to make
them christians , until you have found another perfect creed , of only necessary
articles , that you dare own for such ; you are like to have a large time of silence .
... taught , and which only they proposed to their hearers to be believed , to make
them christians , until you have found another perfect creed , of only necessary
articles , that you dare own for such ; you are like to have a large time of silence .
Page 307
76 , “ That though this one proposi : tion , ( viz . of Jesus the Messiah ) be
mentioned alone k in some places , yet there is reason to think , and be “
persuaded , that at the same time other matters of “ faith were proposed . " The
third , p .
76 , “ That though this one proposi : tion , ( viz . of Jesus the Messiah ) be
mentioned alone k in some places , yet there is reason to think , and be “
persuaded , that at the same time other matters of “ faith were proposed . " The
third , p .
Page 309
Your questions were , “ Why this article “ is so often proposed ? ” And in those
frequent repetitions , “ Why sometimes urged alone , and why always “ proposed
alone , viz . to those whom either our Saviour “ or his apostles invited to embrace
...
Your questions were , “ Why this article “ is so often proposed ? ” And in those
frequent repetitions , “ Why sometimes urged alone , and why always “ proposed
alone , viz . to those whom either our Saviour “ or his apostles invited to embrace
...
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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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