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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Side 64
The second Prophecy mention ' d by me was , out of Egypt have I call ' d my Son ;
which MATTHEW applies ( 6 ) to Jesus ' s Coming out of Egypt , and introduces
with the same Form of Quoting used in the preceeding Prophecy , that it might ...
The second Prophecy mention ' d by me was , out of Egypt have I call ' d my Son ;
which MATTHEW applies ( 6 ) to Jesus ' s Coming out of Egypt , and introduces
with the same Form of Quoting used in the preceeding Prophecy , that it might ...
Side 70
But if not ; Í refer them to the Treatise itself of SurenHUSIUS , ; wherein the most
ingenious and learned Author has set in the justest Light the Rules of Reasoning
used by the Jews and follow ' d by the Apostles , and shown the Pertinency of all
...
But if not ; Í refer them to the Treatise itself of SurenHUSIUS , ; wherein the most
ingenious and learned Author has set in the justest Light the Rules of Reasoning
used by the Jews and follow ' d by the Apostles , and shown the Pertinency of all
...
Side 96
Matthew is said by all the Fathers to have wrote his Gospel in Hebrew for the Use
of such Christians , who understood Hebrew ; the ( e ) Nazarean Christians , who
were skilful in the Hebrew Tongue , constantly used the Hebrew Books of the ...
Matthew is said by all the Fathers to have wrote his Gospel in Hebrew for the Use
of such Christians , who understood Hebrew ; the ( e ) Nazarean Christians , who
were skilful in the Hebrew Tongue , constantly used the Hebrew Books of the ...
Side 150
... ( c ) neglected the literal Sense of , and used to allegorize , the Bible ; That
when the Jews did attack Christianity by Writings and Books , they did censure
the Apostles and Christians ( d ) for citing falsely , and for arguing falsely ,
because not ...
... ( c ) neglected the literal Sense of , and used to allegorize , the Bible ; That
when the Jews did attack Christianity by Writings and Books , they did censure
the Apostles and Christians ( d ) for citing falsely , and for arguing falsely ,
because not ...
Side 234
... and that the Apostles always argued in the Matter of Propheses according to
the literal Sense of the Prophefies and the Way of Reasoning used in the Schools
; since it is most apparent ; that the whole Gospel is in every Respect founded on
...
... and that the Apostles always argued in the Matter of Propheses according to
the literal Sense of the Prophefies and the Way of Reasoning used in the Schools
; since it is most apparent ; that the whole Gospel is in every Respect founded on
...
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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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