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How can his resurrection , which supposes him to have been dead , prove him to
be such an one as existed from all eternity , and so could not die ? Is the grave a
medium to demonstrate a person incorruptible ? or death , to enforce that he is ...
How can his resurrection , which supposes him to have been dead , prove him to
be such an one as existed from all eternity , and so could not die ? Is the grave a
medium to demonstrate a person incorruptible ? or death , to enforce that he is ...
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If Christ raised himself , it directly proves that he was God , and so had a divine
nature , besides his human ; for if he raised ... Having thus shewn how Christ's
resurrection could be a proper argument to prove his divinity and eternal sonship
, I ...
If Christ raised himself , it directly proves that he was God , and so had a divine
nature , besides his human ; for if he raised ... Having thus shewn how Christ's
resurrection could be a proper argument to prove his divinity and eternal sonship
, I ...
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Now to prove that his resurrection was an argument surpassing all these , I shall
premise this one consideration ; that whatsoever is brought as an argument to
prove a thing demonstratively , ought to be in itself not only true , but evident and
...
Now to prove that his resurrection was an argument surpassing all these , I shall
premise this one consideration ; that whatsoever is brought as an argument to
prove a thing demonstratively , ought to be in itself not only true , but evident and
...
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In the prosecution of this , I shall I. Prove the proposition , and that both by
scripture and reason . II . I shall shew the excellency of this knowledge of God ,
beyond the knowledge of men or angels . III . From the consideration of that
excellency , I ...
In the prosecution of this , I shall I. Prove the proposition , and that both by
scripture and reason . II . I shall shew the excellency of this knowledge of God ,
beyond the knowledge of men or angels . III . From the consideration of that
excellency , I ...
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I. Prove the proposition , and shew that the hypocrite's hope and expectation of a
future happiness will perish and be disappointed . II . I shall shew those critical
seasons and turns , in which more especially the hypocrite's hope will be sure to
...
I. Prove the proposition , and shew that the hypocrite's hope and expectation of a
future happiness will perish and be disappointed . II . I shall shew those critical
seasons and turns , in which more especially the hypocrite's hope will be sure to
...
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| Título | Sermons Preached Upon Several Occasions, Volumen6 Sermons Preached Upon Several Occasions, Robert South |
| Autor | Robert South |
| Editor | Clarendon Press, 1823 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Británica |
| Digitalizado | 28 Jun. 2019 |
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