Six Letters to Granville Sharp, Esq: Respecting His Remarks on the Uses of the Definitive Article in the Greek Text of the New TestamentJ. Hodson, 1802 - 154 pages |
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... reason , than that others had done so before them : while those of opposite sen- timents have studiously contented themselves with the alleged ambiguity of expression , or else pass by the texts in mysterious and utter silence ...
... reason , than that others had done so before them : while those of opposite sen- timents have studiously contented themselves with the alleged ambiguity of expression , or else pass by the texts in mysterious and utter silence ...
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... reason , and singleness of heart : the thought also , that perhaps , could the interpretation of these texts come to be settled either way , some portion of those heart - burnings and controversies with which the world so often frets ...
... reason , and singleness of heart : the thought also , that perhaps , could the interpretation of these texts come to be settled either way , some portion of those heart - burnings and controversies with which the world so often frets ...
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... reasons for so doing , of which we have as yet no conception . But , on the other hand , should there turn out to be a considerable disagreement among these interpretations of the Fathers - then , I conceive , Sir , in spite of all ...
... reasons for so doing , of which we have as yet no conception . But , on the other hand , should there turn out to be a considerable disagreement among these interpretations of the Fathers - then , I conceive , Sir , in spite of all ...
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... reasons , to transcribe at length , though many of them , as might be expected , contain nothing upon the words which are the immediate objects of our considera- tion . It is plain , that in an argument like ours , it is of considerable ...
... reasons , to transcribe at length , though many of them , as might be expected , contain nothing upon the words which are the immediate objects of our considera- tion . It is plain , that in an argument like ours , it is of considerable ...
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... reason as of itself a decisive proof , that Ambrose was not the author . " Ad hæc inutile fuerit , id quod nemini non est obvium , observare , nimirum , in Græcâ linguà pror- sus peregrinum extitisse illum scriptorem . " ( Vol . ii ...
... reason as of itself a decisive proof , that Ambrose was not the author . " Ad hæc inutile fuerit , id quod nemini non est obvium , observare , nimirum , in Græcâ linguà pror- sus peregrinum extitisse illum scriptorem . " ( Vol . ii ...
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