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章节目录
共 19 段- In truth, they who put these questions (arguing, as they mus
- We have seen how precarious all our reasonings on divine pro
- IV. Lastly (for I now hasten to an end of this discourse) I
- 3. Still this is not all. Were we at liberty to apply even _
- If it be said, “that the pagan oracles ceased, too, about th
- _First_, I observe, that this destruction was to come from _
- Judge, then, whether the prophets did not mean more than a
- 1. So early, as about the close of the sixth century, Gregor
- When men declaim, instead of arguing, or, what is worse, whe
- Such is the primitive character of all languages: and it con
- We see, then, in every view, how reasonable, how expedient,
- On this head, there is no controversy among those who acknow
- When therefore for this, or the like reason, Babylon was mad
- That this dispensation, ushered in by so long a train of pro
- What! Have WE no concern in those prophecies (supposing, I m
- 1. Without insisting on the opinion of Plato and Tully, I wo
- [1] This noble and eminent person was the second son of the
- [77] Matth. xxiv. 28. and compare Luke xvii. 37. Ὅπου γὰρ ἐὰ
- —And to the same purpose, Sir Isaac Newton—“I do not find an