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And he charged them , that they should tell no man 4 of him , " Luke iv . 41 . 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 ...
And he charged them , that they should tell no man 4 of him , " Luke iv . 41 . 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 ...
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43 , he tells the multitude , who would have kept him , that he might not go from
them , " I must evangelize , or tell the good tidings of " the kingdom of God to “
other cities also ; for therefore am I sent . " And St. Matthew , chap . iv . 23 , tells us
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43 , he tells the multitude , who would have kept him , that he might not go from
them , " I must evangelize , or tell the good tidings of " the kingdom of God to “
other cities also ; for therefore am I sent . " And St. Matthew , chap . iv . 23 , tells us
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But he was so far now from stopping them , or disowning this their
acknowledgment of his being the Messiah , that he said unto them , “ I tell you ,
that “ if these should hold their peace , the stones would im* mediately cry out . "
And again upon ...
But he was so far now from stopping them , or disowning this their
acknowledgment of his being the Messiah , that he said unto them , “ I tell you ,
that “ if these should hold their peace , the stones would im* mediately cry out . "
And again upon ...
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pany of poor , ignorant , illiterate men ; who , as Christ himself tells us , Matt . xi .
25 , and Luke x . 21 , were not of the “ wise and prudent ” men of the world : they
were , in that respect , but mere children . These , convinced by the miracles they
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pany of poor , ignorant , illiterate men ; who , as Christ himself tells us , Matt . xi .
25 , and Luke x . 21 , were not of the “ wise and prudent ” men of the world : they
were , in that respect , but mere children . These , convinced by the miracles they
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Upon this , Jesus tells them they ought to believe him to be the Messiah ,
notwithstanding what had happened ; nay , they ought , by his sufferings and
death , to be confirmed in that faith , that he was the Messiah , And ver . 26 , 27 ,
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Upon this , Jesus tells them they ought to believe him to be the Messiah ,
notwithstanding what had happened ; nay , they ought , by his sufferings and
death , to be confirmed in that faith , that he was the Messiah , And ver . 26 , 27 ,
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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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