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... and the third day he should rise again . But St. Luke tells us , chap . xviii . 34 ,
That the apostles “ understood none of these things , and this " saying was hid
from them ; neither knew they the things which were spoken . ” They believed him
to ...
... and the third day he should rise again . But St. Luke tells us , chap . xviii . 34 ,
That the apostles “ understood none of these things , and this " saying was hid
from them ; neither knew they the things which were spoken . ” They believed him
to ...
Page 67
him to be the Messiah , yet there were many occurrences of his life , which they
understood not ( at the time when they happened ) to be foretold of the Messiah ;
which , after his ascension , they found exactly to quadrate , Thus according to ...
him to be the Messiah , yet there were many occurrences of his life , which they
understood not ( at the time when they happened ) to be foretold of the Messiah ;
which , after his ascension , they found exactly to quadrate , Thus according to ...
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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
...
Page 209
For that I said , that all things necessary to be believed are plain in scripture , and
easy to be understood , I never denied ; and should be very sorry , and recant it ,
if I had . Unm . “ And the reason why I did not quote any single one of them , was
...
For that I said , that all things necessary to be believed are plain in scripture , and
easy to be understood , I never denied ; and should be very sorry , and recant it ,
if I had . Unm . “ And the reason why I did not quote any single one of them , was
...
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there put together . But let the proposition be what it will , there is no more to be
understood than is expressed in the terms of that proposition . If it be a
proposition concerning a matter of fact , it is enough to conceive , and believe the
matter of ...
there put together . But let the proposition be what it will , there is no more to be
understood than is expressed in the terms of that proposition . If it be a
proposition concerning a matter of fact , it is enough to conceive , and believe the
matter of ...
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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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