THE

WORKS

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THOMAS SHARP, D. D.

Late ARCHDEACON of Northumberland, and
PREBENDARY of Durham.

VOLUME IV.

CONTAINING,

I. DISSERTATIONS on Elohim and Berith.

II. A DEFENCE of the DISSERTATIONS
on Elohim and Berith, Part I.

WESTMINSTER

LIBRARY.

LONDON:

Printed for ROBERT HORSFIELD, at the Crown
in Ludgate-Street. 1763.

141. j. 30724.

الدار

DISSERTATIONS

CONCERNING

The ETYMOLOGY

AND

SCRIPTURE-MEANING

of the HEBREW Words

Elohim and Berith.

OCCASIONED

By fome Notions lately advanced in relation to them,

As he is an unreasonable Mafter, who requires a stronger Affent to his Conclufions than his Arguments deferve; fa I conceive him a froward and undifciplined Scholar, who defires ftronger Arguments for a Conclufion than the matter will bear. Chillingworth's Preface to Rel. of Prot.

By THOMAS SHARP, D. D. Archdeacon of NORTHUMBERLAND, and Prebendary of DURHAM.

LONDON,

Printed for J. and P. KNAPTON in Ludgate-street. MDCCLI.

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Robert Spearman Efq.

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