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tation was sufficient , but such as render'd the Sense with infallible truth and
exactness ; and if this exactness of words was requisite in their Assemblies , it
must be inuch rather necessary in the Writings of the Apostles and Evangelists .
Among ...
tation was sufficient , but such as render'd the Sense with infallible truth and
exactness ; and if this exactness of words was requisite in their Assemblies , it
must be inuch rather necessary in the Writings of the Apostles and Evangelists .
Among ...
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Now if these Books only were of Divine Revelation , concerning which there has
never been any Dispute , they contain all things necessary to be believed and
practised ; and as to the rest , concerning which there has been any Controversie
...
Now if these Books only were of Divine Revelation , concerning which there has
never been any Dispute , they contain all things necessary to be believed and
practised ; and as to the rest , concerning which there has been any Controversie
...
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It is the infinite Goodness and Mercy of God to afford us more than is absolutely
necessary for our spiritual and eternal Life , as he has done for our natural , and it
is a great sin in any Man to reject any means of Salvation or Instruction , which ...
It is the infinite Goodness and Mercy of God to afford us more than is absolutely
necessary for our spiritual and eternal Life , as he has done for our natural , and it
is a great sin in any Man to reject any means of Salvation or Instruction , which ...
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The use only of Abbreviations , fo common in all Languages , had caused such
confusion in the Roman Laws , that a Justinian found it necessary to forbid ,
under severe Penalties , that any 3 Juftinian . Prof. ad Digeft . & ad Cod . should
should ...
The use only of Abbreviations , fo common in all Languages , had caused such
confusion in the Roman Laws , that a Justinian found it necessary to forbid ,
under severe Penalties , that any 3 Juftinian . Prof. ad Digeft . & ad Cod . should
should ...
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There is no ancient Book in the World , of which we can be certain , that we rightly
understand it , if it be necessary to the right understanding of a Book , that it be
without various Lections ; for what Book m | Vid . Walt . Proleg . 8. $ . 28 . Apud .
There is no ancient Book in the World , of which we can be certain , that we rightly
understand it , if it be necessary to the right understanding of a Book , that it be
without various Lections ; for what Book m | Vid . Walt . Proleg . 8. $ . 28 . Apud .
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Page 51 - See, I have this day set thee over the nations and over the kingdoms, to root out, and to pull down, and to destroy, and to throw down, to build, and to plant.
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| Title | The Reasonableness and Certainty of the Christian Religion, Volume 2 |
| Author | Robert Jenkin |
| Edition | 3 |
| Publisher | Richard Sare, 1708 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 19 Apr 2007 |
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