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Remarks on Mr . Stones Visitation Sermon . 69
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might , indeed , b ^ e presumed from Dr . Doddridge ' s high esteem for him : but I liad the pleasufp of knowing him personally , being partly under his tuition : and I have sufficient evidence , that though Mr , Clark did not profess to believe the Athanasiaa creed , he was no more an Ariaji than the compiler of it . Let this Eclectic Reviewer then take care for the future , when he gives opprobrious names to any , that they be founded in Truth .
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REMARKS ON STONE ' S VISITATION SERMON . To the Editor of the Monthly Repository . Sir ,, The following remarks were found ^ written on the front page and margins of a copy of Mr . Stone ' s , sermon belonging to a frigid of mine , by a clergyman who has lately written largely on the subject of prophecy . I offer no observation on the place jmd manner of inserting them ( entirely without my friend ' s consent ,, or even knowledge , till the pamphlet was returned to him by another clergyman to whom it had been lent ,
with permission indeed to shewjt ) ^ except that it seems to g ive the proprietor of the book > so spoiled , a perfect liberty to make what use of them he pleases , , He therefore desires that they may be sent to your useful Miscellany ; in order that Mr . Stone > or any other person , may have the opportunity to notice and answer them . ; which , perhaps , would not be difficult . At least , a public discussion cannot fail to be ultimately beneficial to the cause of truth . An early insertion will oblige your humbe servant ,
/ V Mr . Stone must have read the ancient prophets in a most cur * , sory manner , to hfk&ard / the strange assertions which the reader will find in the following discourse . The prediction contained in Mipah v . % is eitbressly applied by the Chaldee paraphrast to , the Jdjessiah ^ just as ^ e cbie ^ priests ( Matt . i ) . 6 , ) rig h ^ y interpreted ittp Herod : u tu , Bdthleheia Ephrafa , T—ex te coram me ppdibit Christus /' It is one of the m ^ hy passages under the Law , whprein ,, the divinity of our blessed Saviour i ^ unequivocally declared . He , jy ^ oi » Davi 4 styles « G 6 d —whbm Isaikh styles " the micht \ r God , the , Father
of Eternity **— -whdiu Zechafiafr dignifies with the incorainunicable niameofi ** JehoVkh /^ representing him , neverthele ^ $ , &s sent by Jehovah : hfe it is'Whose goings fotth are declared t > y Micah l ^> have been from pf old , from everlasting , although in his human capacity he should be born at Bethlehem ; he it is , whom the writers of the New Testament assert to be God , manifest in the flesh—God , who
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1807, page 69, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2377/page/13/
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