Evidences of the Authenticity, Inspiration, and Canonical Authority of the Holy ScripturesPresbyterian board of publication, 1836 - 308 pages |
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... REVELATION FROM GOD , AND CONSEQUENTLY NOTHING IMPROBABLE OR UNREASONABLE IN SUCH A MANIFEST DIVINE INTERPOSITION , AS MAY BE NECESSARY TO ESTABLISH A REVELATION . THAT a revelation is possible , will not be called in question by any ...
... REVELATION FROM GOD , AND CONSEQUENTLY NOTHING IMPROBABLE OR UNREASONABLE IN SUCH A MANIFEST DIVINE INTERPOSITION , AS MAY BE NECESSARY TO ESTABLISH A REVELATION . THAT a revelation is possible , will not be called in question by any ...
Page 64
... revelation , however , we are totally incompetent to judge ; but of one thing we may be certain , that if God should give a revelation to men , he would so attest it as to enable all sincere inquirers to know that it derives its origin ...
... revelation , however , we are totally incompetent to judge ; but of one thing we may be certain , that if God should give a revelation to men , he would so attest it as to enable all sincere inquirers to know that it derives its origin ...
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... revelation is exceeded by no other in the firmness of conviction which it is cal- culated to produce . Prophecy possesses , as a proof of divine revelation , some advantages which are peculiar . For the proof of miracles we must have ...
... revelation is exceeded by no other in the firmness of conviction which it is cal- culated to produce . Prophecy possesses , as a proof of divine revelation , some advantages which are peculiar . For the proof of miracles we must have ...
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