A Discourse of the Grounds and Reasons of the Christian Religion: In Two Parts : to which is Prefix'd an Apology for Free Debate and Liberty of Writing |
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The first containing fome CONSIDERATIONS on the Quotations made from the
Old in the New Teftament , and particularly on the Prophesies cited from the
former and said to be fulfilld in the latter . The second containing an
EXAMINATION of ...
The first containing fome CONSIDERATIONS on the Quotations made from the
Old in the New Teftament , and particularly on the Prophesies cited from the
former and said to be fulfilld in the latter . The second containing an
EXAMINATION of ...
Side 126
First , I say , that the Apostles might cite and apply the Passages they cited out of
the Old Testament after the Jewish Manner ; as they seem to have done , and as
almost all Christians assert they have done . And therefore Mr . W . manifestly ...
First , I say , that the Apostles might cite and apply the Passages they cited out of
the Old Testament after the Jewish Manner ; as they seem to have done , and as
almost all Christians assert they have done . And therefore Mr . W . manifestly ...
Side 128
Mr . W . therefore has no Reason to charge the Jews with corrupting the Hebrew
Text because it differs from the Septuagint Text cited by the Apostles . 3 . Thirdly ,
Jesus and the Apostles might cite or use a Copy of the Septuagint very different ...
Mr . W . therefore has no Reason to charge the Jews with corrupting the Hebrew
Text because it differs from the Septuagint Text cited by the Apostles . 3 . Thirdly ,
Jesus and the Apostles might cite or use a Copy of the Septuagint very different ...
Side 132
w " which were plainly taken for those of the old Prophets , thô in Truth they were
not fuch , yet cited as theirs , because the Perfons , who cited them , knew that the
Persons , to whom they wrote , accounted them as füch . By which Mr . Dodwel ...
w " which were plainly taken for those of the old Prophets , thô in Truth they were
not fuch , yet cited as theirs , because the Perfons , who cited them , knew that the
Persons , to whom they wrote , accounted them as füch . By which Mr . Dodwel ...
Side 209
for which they are cited , and are there apply ' d to another Matter , and would not
be deem ' d to signify That , for which they are cited , nor even deem ' d a
Prophesy , did not the Apostle say they were fulfilld . Mr . W . therefore plainly '
has ...
for which they are cited , and are there apply ' d to another Matter , and would not
be deem ' d to signify That , for which they are cited , nor even deem ' d a
Prophesy , did not the Apostle say they were fulfilld . Mr . W . therefore plainly '
has ...
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| Titel | A Discourse of the Grounds and Reasons of the Christian Religion: In Two Parts : to which is Prefix'd an Apology for Free Debate and Liberty of Writing A Discourse of the Grounds and Reasons of the Christian Religion: In Two Parts : to which is Prefix'd an Apology for Free Debate and Liberty of Writing, Anthony Collins |
| Forfatter | Anthony Collins |
| udgivet | 1737 |
| Oprindeligt fra | Harvard University |
| Digitaliseret | 2. jun 2008 |
| Længde | 247 sider |
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