The British CriticF. and C. Rivington, 1826 |
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Page 11
... hope that he will fulfil his promise . is evidently so well versed in the writings of Tertullian , and must have read them with such minute attention , that his critical re- marks upon these subjects can hardly fail to be valuable . Ter ...
... hope that he will fulfil his promise . is evidently so well versed in the writings of Tertullian , and must have read them with such minute attention , that his critical re- marks upon these subjects can hardly fail to be valuable . Ter ...
Page 59
... hope of being remarked by him and obtaining the honour of a few words en passant ; he placed himself in a conspicuous station in the audience - chamber ; the Emperor at last seeing a face which he only imperfectly recollected went up to ...
... hope of being remarked by him and obtaining the honour of a few words en passant ; he placed himself in a conspicuous station in the audience - chamber ; the Emperor at last seeing a face which he only imperfectly recollected went up to ...
Page 87
... hope which is the object of that faith , must be founded on some divine promise , will not be disputed . Now the only recorded promise yet given to fallen man held out to him the assurance of a Redeemer ; and since we have the express ...
... hope which is the object of that faith , must be founded on some divine promise , will not be disputed . Now the only recorded promise yet given to fallen man held out to him the assurance of a Redeemer ; and since we have the express ...
Page 88
... hope of the world for ever ; " and though it is true that , in this evangelical promise , the parti- cular notion of an expiatory sacrifice cannot be discerned , it is equally true that , in the first appointment of animal sacrifice , a ...
... hope of the world for ever ; " and though it is true that , in this evangelical promise , the parti- cular notion of an expiatory sacrifice cannot be discerned , it is equally true that , in the first appointment of animal sacrifice , a ...
Page 89
... hope it may serve to remove the doubts , or confirm the faith , of others , whose prejudices are not yet in- vincible . And We have now to notice Mr. Molesworth's " Answer ; " and regret that our limits will not permit us to bestow on ...
... hope it may serve to remove the doubts , or confirm the faith , of others , whose prejudices are not yet in- vincible . And We have now to notice Mr. Molesworth's " Answer ; " and regret that our limits will not permit us to bestow on ...
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