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He that reads him with the attention I propose will easily observe , that as he was
full of the doctrine of the Gospel , so it lay all clear and in order , open to his view .
When he gave his thoughts utterance upon any point , the matter flowed like a ...
He that reads him with the attention I propose will easily observe , that as he was
full of the doctrine of the Gospel , so it lay all clear and in order , open to his view .
When he gave his thoughts utterance upon any point , the matter flowed like a ...
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writes with warmth , which usually neglects method , and those partitions and
pauses , which men , educated in the schools of rhetoricians , usually observe .
Those arts of writing St . Paul , as well out of design as temper , wholly laid by :
the ...
writes with warmth , which usually neglects method , and those partitions and
pauses , which men , educated in the schools of rhetoricians , usually observe .
Those arts of writing St . Paul , as well out of design as temper , wholly laid by :
the ...
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He also deals more roundly with his disciples the Galatians than , we may
observe , he does with the Romans , to whom he , being a stranger , writes not in
so familiar a style , nor in his reproofs and exhortations uses so much the tone of
a ...
He also deals more roundly with his disciples the Galatians than , we may
observe , he does with the Romans , to whom he , being a stranger , writes not in
so familiar a style , nor in his reproofs and exhortations uses so much the tone of
a ...
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We have observed , that St . Paul ' s first endeavour , in this epistle , was to satisfy
the Galatians , that the report spread of him , that he preached circumcision , was
false . Until this obstruction that lay in his way was removed , it was to no ...
We have observed , that St . Paul ' s first endeavour , in this epistle , was to satisfy
the Galatians , that the report spread of him , that he preached circumcision , was
false . Until this obstruction that lay in his way was removed , it was to no ...
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Though we may look upon the repetition of the anathema here , to be for the
adding of force to what he says , yet we may observe , that by joining himself with
an angel , in the foregoing verse , he does as good as tell them , that he is not
guilty ...
Though we may look upon the repetition of the anathema here , to be for the
adding of force to what he says , yet we may observe , that by joining himself with
an angel , in the foregoing verse , he does as good as tell them , that he is not
guilty ...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Works of John Locke, Volumen8 The Works of John Locke, John Locke |
| Autor | John Locke |
| Editor | Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Pública de Nueva York |
| Digitalizado | 7 Abr. 2006 |
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