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St . John , indeed , takes so little notice of what is mentioned by the others , and
so plainly appears to have followed the proper series of history , that the freest
pens have rarely taken occasion to transpose his order : Tatian , Comestor ...
St . John , indeed , takes so little notice of what is mentioned by the others , and
so plainly appears to have followed the proper series of history , that the freest
pens have rarely taken occasion to transpose his order : Tatian , Comestor ...
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He next enquires into the genealogy of Neri , whom he supposes to be the same
with Neariah , mentioned so frequently by Jeremiah , and who was the father of
Baruch and Seraiah . Baruch was certainly of an illustrious family , as we learn ...
He next enquires into the genealogy of Neri , whom he supposes to be the same
with Neariah , mentioned so frequently by Jeremiah , and who was the father of
Baruch and Seraiah . Baruch was certainly of an illustrious family , as we learn ...
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It is remarkable that he has mentioned only two of the beatitudes . Markland ( c )
supposes that the discourses were the same , and delivered at the same time ;
but one evangelist chose to mention one part , and one , the other , as is done in
...
It is remarkable that he has mentioned only two of the beatitudes . Markland ( c )
supposes that the discourses were the same , and delivered at the same time ;
but one evangelist chose to mention one part , and one , the other , as is done in
...
Page 375
The most general conclusion from hence is , that the miracle recorded by St .
Luke was different from , and previous to that mentioned by the other two
Evangelists ( a ) . Another opinion is , that each Evangelist relates a different fact (
6 ) .
The most general conclusion from hence is , that the miracle recorded by St .
Luke was different from , and previous to that mentioned by the other two
Evangelists ( a ) . Another opinion is , that each Evangelist relates a different fact (
6 ) .
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which is mentioned by Suetonius , Tacitus , and Eusebius , which came to pass in
the days of Claudius Cesar ; and was so severe at Jerusalem , that Josephus
says , ( Ant . b . xx . c . 2 . ) many died for lack of food . Pestilences are the usual ...
which is mentioned by Suetonius , Tacitus , and Eusebius , which came to pass in
the days of Claudius Cesar ; and was so severe at Jerusalem , that Josephus
says , ( Ant . b . xx . c . 2 . ) many died for lack of food . Pestilences are the usual ...
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| Title | The New Testament, arranged in chronological & historical order, with notes by G. Townsend, Volume 1 The New Testament, arranged in chronological & historical order, with notes by G. Townsend, George Townsend Volume 1 of The New Testament: Arranged in Chronological & Historical Order, George Townsend |
| Editor | George Townsend |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | C. and J. Rivington, 1827 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 21 Feb 2007 |
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