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... and though we grant that it does not follow , that , because we do not admit the account given of the absence of our ... for allow the miracles wrought by Christ during his life , and the resurrection follows as a natural conclusion ...
... and though we grant that it does not follow , that , because we do not admit the account given of the absence of our ... for allow the miracles wrought by Christ during his life , and the resurrection follows as a natural conclusion ...
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Yet the result follows the will , and however ... the following absurdities , as stated by Dr. Reid , ( Reid's Essays , ) would inevitably follow- " night would be the cause of day , and day the cause of night ; for no two things have ...
Yet the result follows the will , and however ... the following absurdities , as stated by Dr. Reid , ( Reid's Essays , ) would inevitably follow- " night would be the cause of day , and day the cause of night ; for no two things have ...
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... as before proved , it follows , that it expresses a natural relation to God , subsisting not in the human , but in the higher nature of Messiah ; and , this higher nature being proved to be Divine , it follows , that the term Son of ...
... as before proved , it follows , that it expresses a natural relation to God , subsisting not in the human , but in the higher nature of Messiah ; and , this higher nature being proved to be Divine , it follows , that the term Son of ...
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