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BIBLICAL CRITICISM.
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trrnal system . " I will venture to add without feart > f contradict jtion r tbat those who are well acquainted with the gubjtctnviB fee still more astonished at my friend ' s broad assertiod . Dates jthis worthy gentleman realty think that the only instancgsvcff
mistranslation or interpolation which occur in the scriptures ^** - Jating to points of doctrine , are the three which hehas pfoctused ? Isaiah ix , 6 . Phil . ii . 6 . and the notorious text ofthfe heavenly witnesses ^ i John v . 7 ? Did he never hear of : A 6 t& xx , 28 . the church of God which he purchased with hissofatin
blood : an expression At which Athanasias himself revolted , and declared that none but Ariaqs would endure ? Was he ; ncft informed that the expression i Tim / iii « 1 & . C S God inanifcstiti the flesh , was never quoted by the early writers in the Ariafr controversy ? a manifest proof that it had then no existatce" ?
And , to add no more , thatatJRey . i . 1 \ 9 4 * I jam Alpha and Oni ^ - ga , the first and the last : " : wh \ ch , Dr * Doddridge solemtily «^ cords in bis note upon the passage " as haviag done more than any other in the bible towards preventing him from gwfefg into the scheme which would make our JLord Jesus-ChrJ
no more than a deified creature , " is plainly proved ta be all interpolation , and as such ; is left b , ut in the corrected text of Griesbach , and the version of archbishop Newcome ^ , After all , I am ready to admit that the number of corrupted doctrinal texts is less thaiiraanywQuld suppose : but the reason is that tlie number of texts whicll in the least degtfefe
countenance the doctrmes of tfcie pre-. existence or the diviiihy of Christ , is very small in proportion to what naaiiy , who hfa ^ t not enquired into thfe subject ^ itiiagine , 'and of those a vferjr considerable proportion are interpotetions * afcJd the rest at ^ B ^ the bulk off professing Christians greatly mistmderstood : ctf this assertion I may perhaps ^ take occasion , "with your perrnission , to offer some proofe in , a Subsequent l ette ^^ and iij the mean time .. I remain , Sir , &c . Hacicney , July 15 , 18 O 7 , - T . BEL 3 HAMT *
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Our Lord ' s Agony in ihe Garden . 8 # S
Biblical Criticism.
BIBLICAL CRITICISM .
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Our Lord ' s Agony in the Garden , Two Discourses . By the late Rev \ W « Turner > of JVa / cefieid . j DljSGOOR ^ E 1 . ¦¦' ¦' ¦ . V t * -rtMMMMWVrtMMF *^ " *^ " ^* ' ' ¦ » ' ' X ' - ¦ } ( Cctncludtdfroni p * 3 QI . J Wkew they were come to the garden , Jesus desired th « > « st of . the disciples to yvv ait there , probably at the orut&i ( J ^
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), July 2, 1807, page 373, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2382/page/33/
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