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... Jews . The calling of the Gentiles was one of the earliest prophecies of the Old Teftament . The Jews were diftinguished in appearance , as the favourite peo- ple of God ; and they were fufficiently elated upon that diftinction . But if ...
... Jews . The calling of the Gentiles was one of the earliest prophecies of the Old Teftament . The Jews were diftinguished in appearance , as the favourite peo- ple of God ; and they were fufficiently elated upon that diftinction . But if ...
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... Jews , fuc- ceed the prophetic writings . As the time of the promife drew ftill nearer , the notices of its approach became fronger . The kingdom of the Meffiah , which was but obfcurely fhadowed by the ceremonies of the Jewish law ...
... Jews , fuc- ceed the prophetic writings . As the time of the promife drew ftill nearer , the notices of its approach became fronger . The kingdom of the Meffiah , which was but obfcurely fhadowed by the ceremonies of the Jewish law ...
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... Jews . The first of Maccabees carries on the ftory till with- in 195 years of our Lord's circum- ciñon : the fecond book is the fame nar- rative , written by a different hand , and does not bring the history so forward as the first ; fo ...
... Jews . The first of Maccabees carries on the ftory till with- in 195 years of our Lord's circum- ciñon : the fecond book is the fame nar- rative , written by a different hand , and does not bring the history so forward as the first ; fo ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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