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The most received opinion is , that Jacob was the father of Joseph , and Heli his
father - in - law , by his marriage with Mary the daughter of Heli , and mother of
our Lord . Nearly related to Mary , though of the family of Aaron , were two ...
The most received opinion is , that Jacob was the father of Joseph , and Heli his
father - in - law , by his marriage with Mary the daughter of Heli , and mother of
our Lord . Nearly related to Mary , though of the family of Aaron , were two ...
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... by the interposition of the Holy Spirit , and special energy of the power of God ,
who would preserve her reputation entire , at least , in the opinion of impartial
judges , and protect her from any injury which this mystery might expose her to .
... by the interposition of the Holy Spirit , and special energy of the power of God ,
who would preserve her reputation entire , at least , in the opinion of impartial
judges , and protect her from any injury which this mystery might expose her to .
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Some are of opinion , this enrolment , at the birth of Christ , was only of men ' s
games , not the enrolment of the census , in order to a taxation ; because , Herod
being then alive , Judea was not become a Roman province . And it must be ...
Some are of opinion , this enrolment , at the birth of Christ , was only of men ' s
games , not the enrolment of the census , in order to a taxation ; because , Herod
being then alive , Judea was not become a Roman province . And it must be ...
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... as there is nothing incredible in the fact , that heathen philosophers came into
Judea at this juncture , and erquired concerning the birth of the Messiah ; for ,
from authors of unquestionable credit , we know an opinion had long prevailed
over ...
... as there is nothing incredible in the fact , that heathen philosophers came into
Judea at this juncture , and erquired concerning the birth of the Messiah ; for ,
from authors of unquestionable credit , we know an opinion had long prevailed
over ...
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... of a new star , three of them should have been moved to undertake this journey
, in order to be witnesses of the truth of its accomplishment . It was the opinion of
some of the antients , that the star which the magi saw in their own country was ...
... of a new star , three of them should have been moved to undertake this journey
, in order to be witnesses of the truth of its accomplishment . It was the opinion of
some of the antients , that the star which the magi saw in their own country was ...
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| Título | The life of Jesus Christ; with a history of the first propogation of the Christian religion, and the lives of the most eminent persons mentioned in the New Testament |
| Autor | Ezekiel Blomfield |
| Editor | C. Brightly & T. Kinnersley, 1809 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Oxford |
| Digitalizado | 22 Feb. 2007 |
| Largo | 636 páginas |
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