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Page vi
Let him study these in the manner I recommend , and let him never cease to pray
for the illumination of that Spirit by which these Books were dictated , and the
whole compass of abstruse philosophy , and recondite history , shall furnish no ...
Let him study these in the manner I recommend , and let him never cease to pray
for the illumination of that Spirit by which these Books were dictated , and the
whole compass of abstruse philosophy , and recondite history , shall furnish no ...
Page xi
Not being willing to hazard an opinion of his own , the Editor bas selected that of
Dr. Blayney , as being upon the whole , perbaps , the least liable to objection .
Where this has been obviously inconsistent with the data furnished by the writers
...
Not being willing to hazard an opinion of his own , the Editor bas selected that of
Dr. Blayney , as being upon the whole , perbaps , the least liable to objection .
Where this has been obviously inconsistent with the data furnished by the writers
...
Page xv
Of these two modes , the evangelists , with a few exceptions , follow the latter ;
natural to men writing immediately for contemporaries , upon or near the scene of
the events , and conformable to the usual simplicity by which their whole style is ...
Of these two modes , the evangelists , with a few exceptions , follow the latter ;
natural to men writing immediately for contemporaries , upon or near the scene of
the events , and conformable to the usual simplicity by which their whole style is ...
Page xvi
And such , perhaps , upon the whole , is the impression made on most readers by
the narratives of the evangelists . As we read them , we have a general feeling
that they are carrying us ultimately forward , from preceding to subsequent events
...
And such , perhaps , upon the whole , is the impression made on most readers by
the narratives of the evangelists . As we read them , we have a general feeling
that they are carrying us ultimately forward , from preceding to subsequent events
...
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Remember like unto leaven , which a woman took , therefore from whence thou
art fallen , and hid in three measures of meal till and repent , and do thy first
works ; or the whole was leavened , 33. Again , else I will come unto thee quickly
, and ...
Remember like unto leaven , which a woman took , therefore from whence thou
art fallen , and hid in three measures of meal till and repent , and do thy first
works ; or the whole was leavened , 33. Again , else I will come unto thee quickly
, and ...
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| Title | Scientia Biblica: Containing the New Testament in the Original Tongue : with the English Vulgate and a Copius and Original Collection of Parallel Passages, Volume 1 Scientia Biblica: Containing the New Testament in the Original Tongue : with the English Vulgate and a Copius and Original Collection of Parallel Passages |
| Publisher | Booth, 1825 |
| Original from | the Bavarian State Library |
| Digitized | 25 Jan 2010 |
| Length | 592 pages |
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