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HISTORY

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EARLY OPINIONS

CONCERNING

JESUS CHRIST,

COMPILED FROM

ORIGINAL WRITERS;

PROVING THAT THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH WAS
AT FIRST UNITARIAN.

By JOSEPH PRIESTLEY, LL.D. F. R.S

AC. IMP. PETROP. R. PARIS. HOLM. TAURIN. AUREL. MED.
PARIS. CANTAB. AMERIC. ET PHILAD. SOCIUS.

VOL. III.

Id verum quodcunque primum, id adulterum quodcunque
pofterius.

μεν

TERTULLIAN.

E εβάλοντο πανίες, εφ' ες το ονόμα το θες και σωτηρος ημών
Ιησο X8158 επικεκλήθαι, μηδεν τη αληθεια το ευαγγελις παρεγ
χωρείν, τη δε παραδόσει των αποτόλων, και τη απλόήλι της πίσεως
εξαρκείσθαι, «δεν αν ημιν εδει λόγων εν τω παροι.

BASIL.

BIRMINGHAM,

PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR, BY PEARSON AND ROLLASONI
AND SOLD BY J. JOHNSON, NO. 72, ST. PAUL'S

CHURCH-YARD, LONDON.

MDCCLXXXVI.

CHAPTER I.

That the Jews in all Ages were Believers in

the Divine Unity.

SECTION I.

The Fact acknowledged by the Chriftian Fa-

thers.

SECTION II.

7

9

Of the Reasons why, according to the Chrif-

tian Fathers, the Doctrine of the Trinity

was not difcovered to the Jews.

SECTION III.

18

The Sentiments of the Jews, as expressed by

themselves, on the Subject.

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