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It is in the highest degree improbable ; and I know not , indeed , whether it hath ever been the fact , that the same ... would come to life again ; but their enthusiasm never made them believe that they actually saw him alive .
It is in the highest degree improbable ; and I know not , indeed , whether it hath ever been the fact , that the same ... would come to life again ; but their enthusiasm never made them believe that they actually saw him alive .
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And Jesus said , For judgment I have come into this world , that they which see not , might see ; and that they which see , might be made blind . ” All that the reader has now to do , is to compare the series of examples taken from ...
And Jesus said , For judgment I have come into this world , that they which see not , might see ; and that they which see , might be made blind . ” All that the reader has now to do , is to compare the series of examples taken from ...
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you velieved they not on him . " ' * The evangelist đoes not mean to impute the defect of their belief to any doubt about the miracles ; but to their not perceiving , what all now sufficiently perceive , and what they would have ...
you velieved they not on him . " ' * The evangelist đoes not mean to impute the defect of their belief to any doubt about the miracles ; but to their not perceiving , what all now sufficiently perceive , and what they would have ...
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sama sentiment , upon the same occasion : " He performed miracles ; -we might have supposed him to have been a ... restored the dead to life ; when he , I say , made the very elements obey him , assuaged the storms , walked upon the ...
sama sentiment , upon the same occasion : " He performed miracles ; -we might have supposed him to have been a ... restored the dead to life ; when he , I say , made the very elements obey him , assuaged the storms , walked upon the ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Works... Volume 1 of The Works, William Paley |
| Author | William Paley |
| Publisher | S. King, 1824 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 22 Jun 2007 |
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