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To the English reader it is of little consequence to know , that of the learned
societies of that University , Michaelis was a most distinguished and leading
member . The French were so sensible of his merit , that during the bloody war
which ...
To the English reader it is of little consequence to know , that of the learned
societies of that University , Michaelis was a most distinguished and leading
member . The French were so sensible of his merit , that during the bloody war
which ...
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I would venture to say , that one half of those who read it , conceive it to be the
holy evening before the feast of the passover ; and it is thus that many , even
learned men , have reasoned , saying , the 42 BURIAL AND RESURRECTION.
I would venture to say , that one half of those who read it , conceive it to be the
holy evening before the feast of the passover ; and it is thus that many , even
learned men , have reasoned , saying , the 42 BURIAL AND RESURRECTION.
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even learned men , have reasoned , saying , the sabbath was so great , because
the first Easterday , which was a sabbatical festival , fell upon the weekly sabbath
, and it has been used even in some instances , as an argument against the ...
even learned men , have reasoned , saying , the sabbath was so great , because
the first Easterday , which was a sabbatical festival , fell upon the weekly sabbath
, and it has been used even in some instances , as an argument against the ...
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it is not probable , that many even of his learned commentators were acquainted
with the physical consequences . The case vould have been different if Luke had
related it , as he was a medical man , and is likely to have been conversant with ...
it is not probable , that many even of his learned commentators were acquainted
with the physical consequences . The case vould have been different if Luke had
related it , as he was a medical man , and is likely to have been conversant with ...
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10 , relates to him , although the passage , taken in connection with the one
immediately preceding it , is so obscure , that a man who had learned to doubt ,
would prefer declaring that he did not understand it . But let them think of these ...
10 , relates to him , although the passage , taken in connection with the one
immediately preceding it , is so obscure , that a man who had learned to doubt ,
would prefer declaring that he did not understand it . But let them think of these ...
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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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