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66 And devils came out of many , crying , Thou art the Messiah , the Son of “ God
; and he , rebuking them , suffered them not to ♡ speak , that they knew him to be
the Messiah . " Mark ii . 11 , 12 , “ Unclean spirits , when they saw * him , fell ...
66 And devils came out of many , crying , Thou art the Messiah , the Son of “ God
; and he , rebuking them , suffered them not to ♡ speak , that they knew him to be
the Messiah . " Mark ii . 11 , 12 , “ Unclean spirits , when they saw * him , fell ...
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We must understand the disciples here to put their question , according to the
notion and way of speaking of the jews . For they had two worlds , as we translate
it , ó vūv aiwv , xat pénaw aiwv ; “ the present world , " and the " world to come .
We must understand the disciples here to put their question , according to the
notion and way of speaking of the jews . For they had two worlds , as we translate
it , ó vūv aiwv , xat pénaw aiwv ; “ the present world , " and the " world to come .
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If they are not so , every one of " them , you may call them “ fundamental doctrines
, “ as much as you please , they are not of those doctrines “ of faith I was speaking
of ; which are only such as are required to be actually believed , to make a ...
If they are not so , every one of " them , you may call them “ fundamental doctrines
, “ as much as you please , they are not of those doctrines “ of faith I was speaking
of ; which are only such as are required to be actually believed , to make a ...
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An orator is not bound to speak strict truth , though a disputant be . But this
unmasker's writing against me will excuse him from being of the latter ' : and then
why may not falsehoods pass for rhetorical flourishes , in one who has been used
to ...
An orator is not bound to speak strict truth , though a disputant be . But this
unmasker's writing against me will excuse him from being of the latter ' : and then
why may not falsehoods pass for rhetorical flourishes , in one who has been used
to ...
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For here the unmasker stops short , and , as one that knows not well what to say ,
speaks not out what it is an abstract of ; but provides himself a subterfuge in the
generality of the preceding terms , of “ necessary and weighty points , and impor .
For here the unmasker stops short , and , as one that knows not well what to say ,
speaks not out what it is an abstract of ; but provides himself a subterfuge in the
generality of the preceding terms , of “ necessary and weighty points , and impor .
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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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