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According to what the evangelist says in this place , I have , for the clearer
understanding of the scripture , all along put Messiah for Christ ; Christ being but
the Greek name for the Hebrew Messiah , and both signifying the Anointed . And
that ...
According to what the evangelist says in this place , I have , for the clearer
understanding of the scripture , all along put Messiah for Christ ; Christ being but
the Greek name for the Hebrew Messiah , and both signifying the Anointed . And
that ...
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Then “ opened he their understanding , that they might un“ derstand the scripture
, and said unto them : Thus it “ is ... his crucifixion ; and what it is he now makes
them understand ; and what it was that was to be preached to all nations , viz .
Then “ opened he their understanding , that they might un“ derstand the scripture
, and said unto them : Thus it “ is ... his crucifixion ; and what it is he now makes
them understand ; and what it was that was to be preached to all nations , viz .
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The thing he was to prove was , that “ I contended for one single “ article , with the
exclusion of all the rest , because I pretended , that all men ought to understand
their “ religion : " i . e . the reason I gave , why there was to be “ but one single ...
The thing he was to prove was , that “ I contended for one single “ article , with the
exclusion of all the rest , because I pretended , that all men ought to understand
their “ religion : " i . e . the reason I gave , why there was to be “ but one single ...
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article , with the exclusion of all the rest , was , because all men ought to
understand their religion . This was the proposition to be proved , and which , as
he confesses here , p . 26 , I denied to remember to be in my “ Reasonableness
of ...
article , with the exclusion of all the rest , was , because all men ought to
understand their religion . This was the proposition to be proved , and which , as
he confesses here , p . 26 , I denied to remember to be in my “ Reasonableness
of ...
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... with the exclusion of all the rest , because all men ought to understand their
religion . ” And in the next place , where it is that I say , VIII . “ That there must be
nothing in christianity " that is not plain and exactly level to all men's s mother - wit
.
... with the exclusion of all the rest , because all men ought to understand their
religion . ” And in the next place , where it is that I say , VIII . “ That there must be
nothing in christianity " that is not plain and exactly level to all men's s mother - wit
.
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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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