An Essay on the Demoniacs of the New TestamentG. Robertson, 1775 - 416 pages |
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... himself , as well as by other Chriftians , p . 229. 5. This opinion a juft inference from the fundamental articles of Chriftiani- -ty , p . 232. Demons being mere nullities , there never could be a real demoniac , p . 239 . CHAP . ·· II ...
... himself , as well as by other Chriftians , p . 229. 5. This opinion a juft inference from the fundamental articles of Chriftiani- -ty , p . 232. Demons being mere nullities , there never could be a real demoniac , p . 239 . CHAP . ·· II ...
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... first published , p . 314. The ers of Christianity could not , without fiftency , give their fanction to the opinion hat language was originally founded , ib . Nor writers in particular , and our Saviour himself , to.
... first published , p . 314. The ers of Christianity could not , without fiftency , give their fanction to the opinion hat language was originally founded , ib . Nor writers in particular , and our Saviour himself , to.
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Hugh Farmer. writers in particular , and our Saviour himself , to speak on many subjects in the language of the vulgar , though known and admitted to have been originally grounded on a falfe philofophy , p . 315. II . They all do this ...
Hugh Farmer. writers in particular , and our Saviour himself , to speak on many subjects in the language of the vulgar , though known and admitted to have been originally grounded on a falfe philofophy , p . 315. II . They all do this ...
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... himself had expelled the demon ( row- ~ - saica ) that disturbed it , which was the ghost of a dead man , p . 348. Nor doth it appear , that the word demon , is in any part of the Dialogue , applied to any other than human fpi- rits ...
... himself had expelled the demon ( row- ~ - saica ) that disturbed it , which was the ghost of a dead man , p . 348. Nor doth it appear , that the word demon , is in any part of the Dialogue , applied to any other than human fpi- rits ...
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... himself agreed with the reft of the world , in referring poffeffions to the fouls of dead men : for from the cafe of the poffeffed , he infers the permanency of the human foul after death . It is more remarkable , that hè should esteem ...
... himself agreed with the reft of the world , in referring poffeffions to the fouls of dead men : for from the cafe of the poffeffed , he infers the permanency of the human foul after death . It is more remarkable , that hè should esteem ...
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