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believfc him to be Go'd , nor the Soil tiff God , nor the Messias , since there is but one God , without any distinction of persons , and the time of the Messias was not yet ccttfte ; that he rejected fhe New Testament , because he found
many contradictions in it , and because it did not agree with the Old , ; that fee got himself admitted into the ministry , because the Jews told him he might outwardly fH-ofess ahy religion , without eftctemgering his salvation , &hd because he wknted a livelihood : that
when he took the tifeual oaths , it was with a mental reservation td what was tiite and reasonable ; that , being so far engaged , he could not avoid recitiri
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of the Psalrtls and the Prophet l * amh ; that the next day , after he had f >* e ac * hed upon the s&cpnd Psfllro , without applying it to Jeft * 9 Christ , he Ml into a fit of
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with the Father atitf the Holy Ghost , as to his essence , but distinct as to Ms person / ' , His an * swer was : that he had beep forced to write that confession ? and he difm ^ wned the doctrine coh «
tained in it . Then the famous passage of Josephus , concerning Christ , was alleged against him ; to which he mfede no answer . Being asked , whether he persisted
to renounce his baptism , he said , he did , ? eing exhorted to confess , whether he had frequented the houses of ill fatne at Veriice , he answered , . that tie could make no such confession , and prayed God to discover bis iiinoceiice ;
adding , thai the most beautiful woman in the world would not have ipmpted him ; and then , bending his head , be intreated
God to take pity on hihi « &c . The firaft . syftflic alleged to him several passages of the Old Testament concerning Chrbt ^ and then the prisoner was re-ccitairiittted .
Qn & $ sixjtecnih of A pi ^ i * he was brought again to the bar . Has chief answers were —^ Thtithe had never dogmatized jat Gene ^ a ^ tjaitf ; wben h ^ gav ? |( ie $ pmnj * imqu ift hi > ct urch at Divonn ^ be used these words , ' Reniember tlHrikSfij of your Saviour ; that he Ad&fi . nistered baptism ,, as pther minister < U 4 ; 4 ^ t /^ e wfjanji | ie way
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!^ Ae Zf / i ** & Trikl of ffidtira * XhiMnk . 417
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VOL . VII . 2 H
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), July 2, 1812, page 417, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1750/page/9/
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