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The decapitation of John the Baptist is consistently recorded by those evangelists
, but Josephus relates it in some degree differently . The sudden disease B5 1
which attacked Herod , and is recorded Acts xii . INTRODUCTION . 9.
The decapitation of John the Baptist is consistently recorded by those evangelists
, but Josephus relates it in some degree differently . The sudden disease B5 1
which attacked Herod , and is recorded Acts xii . INTRODUCTION . 9.
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which attacked Herod , and is recorded Acts xii . 19-23 , and by Josephus in the
nineteenth chapter of his Antiquities are much more opposed to each other , and
in essential points too , than any contradictions , which occur in the history of the
...
which attacked Herod , and is recorded Acts xii . 19-23 , and by Josephus in the
nineteenth chapter of his Antiquities are much more opposed to each other , and
in essential points too , than any contradictions , which occur in the history of the
...
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... such an imposition , ( and , in this case , the arbitrary use of torture was a ready
instrument in the hand of a sanguinary governor , ) would at once have removed
the imputation which the high priests conceived might attach to them , Acts v .
... such an imposition , ( and , in this case , the arbitrary use of torture was a ready
instrument in the hand of a sanguinary governor , ) would at once have removed
the imputation which the high priests conceived might attach to them , Acts v .
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Herod Agrippa , who certainly was no mean enemy of Christianity , and was a
warm friend of the Jews , never ordered any inquiry to be made , although to
please them , ( Acts xii . ) he ord ed James to be executed and Peter to be
imprisoned ...
Herod Agrippa , who certainly was no mean enemy of Christianity , and was a
warm friend of the Jews , never ordered any inquiry to be made , although to
please them , ( Acts xii . ) he ord ed James to be executed and Peter to be
imprisoned ...
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... such an imposition , ( and , in this case , the arbitrary use of torture was a ready
instrument in the hand of a sanguinary governor , ) would at once have removed
the imputation which the high priests conceived might attach to them , Acts v .
... such an imposition , ( and , in this case , the arbitrary use of torture was a ready
instrument in the hand of a sanguinary governor , ) would at once have removed
the imputation which the high priests conceived might attach to them , Acts v .
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| Title | The Burial and Resurrection of Jesus Christ: According to the Four Evangelists |
| Author | Johann David Michaelis |
| Publisher | J. Hatchard and Son, 1827 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 25 Jun 2007 |
| Length | 352 pages |
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