The Life of Jesus Christ: With a History of the First Propagation of the Christian Religion and the Lives of the Most Eminent Persons Mentioned in the New Testament |
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... Jews can boast . His troops amounted to no more than six , thousand men , yet , with these , he quickly made himself master of some of the strongest fortresses of Judea , and became terrible to the Syrians , Samaritans , and apostate Jews ...
... Jews can boast . His troops amounted to no more than six , thousand men , yet , with these , he quickly made himself master of some of the strongest fortresses of Judea , and became terrible to the Syrians , Samaritans , and apostate Jews ...
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... Jews resolved to stand out to the last , he began the siege in form . As the place was strongly fortified , both by nature and art , he might have found it very difficult to have accomplished his design , had not the Jews been suddenly ...
... Jews resolved to stand out to the last , he began the siege in form . As the place was strongly fortified , both by nature and art , he might have found it very difficult to have accomplished his design , had not the Jews been suddenly ...
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... Jews , interpreted as a divine judgment for his impiety . The war between Cæsar and Pompey afforded the Jews some respite , and , likewise , an opportunity of ingratiating themselves with the former , which the political Antipater ...
... Jews , interpreted as a divine judgment for his impiety . The war between Cæsar and Pompey afforded the Jews some respite , and , likewise , an opportunity of ingratiating themselves with the former , which the political Antipater ...
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... Jews ? for we have seen his star in the east , and are come to worship him . Alberti and others think , the philosophers who now visited our Lord were learned Jews , called , by their own nation , scribes , many of which order lived in ...
... Jews ? for we have seen his star in the east , and are come to worship him . Alberti and others think , the philosophers who now visited our Lord were learned Jews , called , by their own nation , scribes , many of which order lived in ...
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... Jews and Pagans , and which all bear the symbols of a rich fertility . To these proofs are added a multitude of facts , recorded in the history of the Jews during this period ; the efforts of the neighbouring kings to conquer their ...
... Jews and Pagans , and which all bear the symbols of a rich fertility . To these proofs are added a multitude of facts , recorded in the history of the Jews during this period ; the efforts of the neighbouring kings to conquer their ...
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