The Evidences of Christianity Briefly Stated: and the New Testament Proved to be Genuine

Acts amazing story amongst ancient apostles appear argue argument attempt attended believe blessed cerned certainly knew Chris Christ circumstances confirmation consider crucified death DEVISED FABLES discourse divine grace divine revelation doctrine enemies Epistles especially Eusebius Evidences of Christianity expect facts they asserted faith false farther favour gain credit genuine glory Gospel heathen honour idolatry imagine impostor Irenæus Jerusalem Jesus of Nazareth Jews John John ii John xix judge Justin Justin Martyr justly Lord Luke mankind manner Matt ment miracles nature ness Paul persecutions persons persuaded Phil piety pious plain plainly Pontius Pilate probable professed proof propagation prophecies prove Psal racter reason received religion remarkable shew speak Spirit Suetonius suppose sure Tacitus Tatian Tertullian Testament testimony Thess things tion true truth viii whole writings xxii xxvi