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Page 116
... doctrine clearly expreffed , however incomprehenfible the doctrine may be in itfelf : but there is nothing of this kind to be found in the New Testa- ment . In Eph . ii . 18. we read of having access to the Father through the Son and by ...
... doctrine clearly expreffed , however incomprehenfible the doctrine may be in itfelf : but there is nothing of this kind to be found in the New Testa- ment . In Eph . ii . 18. we read of having access to the Father through the Son and by ...
Page 165
... doctrine faid to be inculcated by revelation , without attempting to fathom myfteries too profound for the weakness of our understand- ings . However this line of conduct may be thought serviceable to religion , even in its extreme ...
... doctrine faid to be inculcated by revelation , without attempting to fathom myfteries too profound for the weakness of our understand- ings . However this line of conduct may be thought serviceable to religion , even in its extreme ...
Page 260
... doctrine with infringing the law . To decline initiation was to incur a fufpicion of infidelity . It was an article of accufation against Diagoras , that he endeavoured to diffuade men from being initiated . So great was the defire to ...
... doctrine with infringing the law . To decline initiation was to incur a fufpicion of infidelity . It was an article of accufation against Diagoras , that he endeavoured to diffuade men from being initiated . So great was the defire to ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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