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This is that , which , as we have above observed , is called the Word of God ; Acts
xi . 1. compared with the foregoing chapter , from v . 34. to the end . And xiii . 42.
compared with 44 , 46 , 48 , 49 , and xvii . 13. compared with v . 11 , 13. It is also ...
This is that , which , as we have above observed , is called the Word of God ; Acts
xi . 1. compared with the foregoing chapter , from v . 34. to the end . And xiii . 42.
compared with 44 , 46 , 48 , 49 , and xvii . 13. compared with v . 11 , 13. It is also ...
Page 86
Having this clew to guide us , let us now observe , how our Saviour's preaching
and conduct comported with it in the last scene of his life . How cautious he had
been in the former part of his ministry , we have already , observed . We never
find ...
Having this clew to guide us , let us now observe , how our Saviour's preaching
and conduct comported with it in the last scene of his life . How cautious he had
been in the former part of his ministry , we have already , observed . We never
find ...
Page 152
The observing of this will best help us to the true meaning and mind of the writer ;
for that is the truth which is to be received ... We must look into the drift of the
discourse , observe the coherence and connexion of the parts , and see how it is
...
The observing of this will best help us to the true meaning and mind of the writer ;
for that is the truth which is to be received ... We must look into the drift of the
discourse , observe the coherence and connexion of the parts , and see how it is
...
Page 316
Now all the reason that our unmasker gives is this : “ That it is “ confessed by all
intelligent and observing men , that “ the history of the scripture is concise ; and
that in relating matters of fact , many passages are omitted 66. by the sacred ...
Now all the reason that our unmasker gives is this : “ That it is “ confessed by all
intelligent and observing men , that “ the history of the scripture is concise ; and
that in relating matters of fact , many passages are omitted 66. by the sacred ...
Page 328
To convince the reader what was absolutely required to be believed to make a
man a christian , and thereby clear the holy writers from the unmasker's slander ,
any one need but look a little farther into the history of the Acts , and observe St.
To convince the reader what was absolutely required to be believed to make a
man a christian , and thereby clear the holy writers from the unmasker's slander ,
any one need but look a little farther into the history of the Acts , and observe St.
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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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