The Posthumous Works of Mr. Thomas Chubb: Containing, I. Remarks on the Scriptures. II. Observations on the Reverend Mr. Warburton's Divine Legation of Moses. III. The Author's Farewel to His Readers; Comprehending a Variety of Tracts, on the Most Important Subjects of Religion. With an Appendix, Including a Postscript to His Four Last Dissertations, More Particularly Relative to that on the History of Melchizedek. To the Whole is Prefixed, Some Account of the Author: Written by Himself, Volume 1R. Baldwin, jun.; and sold, 1748 |
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... facts therein rela- ted , and from fuch propofitions therein con- tained , as have the marks of incredibility upon them , when having no other evidence to fupport them , than the bare authority of the writer . And is this all ? To which ...
... facts therein rela- ted , and from fuch propofitions therein con- tained , as have the marks of incredibility upon them , when having no other evidence to fupport them , than the bare authority of the writer . And is this all ? To which ...
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... fact , whether he be required , or vo- luntary , in order to obtain credit to that teftimony , he profeffes that he has then upon his mind a fenfe of the pre- fence of God , as an omnifcient , omnipotent , and a moft righteous being ...
... fact , whether he be required , or vo- luntary , in order to obtain credit to that teftimony , he profeffes that he has then upon his mind a fenfe of the pre- fence of God , as an omnifcient , omnipotent , and a moft righteous being ...
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... fact , whilft those who oppose them do not , thus far , they have a much better pretence to difcipleship to Chrift , and to the name Christian , than those who preach and write against them . The Methodists pretend to be under the ...
... fact , whilft those who oppose them do not , thus far , they have a much better pretence to difcipleship to Chrift , and to the name Christian , than those who preach and write against them . The Methodists pretend to be under the ...
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... fact ; fo this exhi- bits an obvious reafon to us , carefully to ex- amine what comes from that quarter , be- cause it is by them we are in the greatest danger of being mifled , by implicitly fub- mitting to their dictates , as they are ...
... fact ; fo this exhi- bits an obvious reafon to us , carefully to ex- amine what comes from that quarter , be- cause it is by them we are in the greatest danger of being mifled , by implicitly fub- mitting to their dictates , as they are ...
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... fact , that fome who have made great pretenfions to this kind , or arti- cle , of faith , have , notwithstanding such preten- pretenfions , and the arguments they them felves have unged 72 Obfervations relative to the.
... fact , that fome who have made great pretenfions to this kind , or arti- cle , of faith , have , notwithstanding such preten- pretenfions , and the arguments they them felves have unged 72 Obfervations relative to the.
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