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Hrben he trifckes ! 6 se * of those words 9 tfrat fe , tbmt fee has a divine mission , ttaast the ? iAes $ age te brings is not his ^ u , and t hat 'he i » not
tfe&t being from whom he brings it . The clergyman- then further asks , ** what | s it that Jehovah does say * if he do mot say , Jeko * vah of hosts hath sent tne ? ff a
question , so absurd upon the very face of it * that no . ani mad version £ an make it appear more so . But instead of replying to $ ny a * gu-
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z / ette ** * ro mr . ( now bishop ) burgess , oar T » ETRSfriifax § r O-F TIIfE JEW * TO THE PERSON Of CHRIST . LETTER U [ In the year 1 790 , Mr . ( now Bishop ) Burgess published a sertaon * preached before tlie tfniversitjr of Oxford , tinder the following title , « 1 * he Bivhaity of dhriat prdired'frotn his own Declarations , attested and interpreted by Msuving' # i £ - xaesses the Jc < vs . " The discourse attracted the notice df a . gcntiein ^ i i ktto ^ n to the \ vj 6 rldias the champion of Unitarianism , -who wrote a series pf rJQettefstdrkhc . preacher , which however frorp some cause or other he did not ppbjkh . They : naye been lately put into hands of the Editor of the Monthly Repository , with ^ h # consent of the learned writer ; anti , though the occasion bttk&vt tieing writteii hfcs passed by , the argument which they maintain in a masterlyn ^ ariner , is n « t , tior ever iwill be out of elate ; they will therefore be given ( 5 ttcoess ; TreIy ; to thb readers of die Monthly Repository 9 and the Editor doubts not that ^ hey : will be read with as much interest is i £ they had been written , Hot in the year ^ jroo , but in the y < Jar r 8 dS . ]
1 & 1 R , July 13 , 1790 . Tb ^ e nxomenft I saw your name prefixed to a ^ i advertisement of a sermon pn the divinity of Christ , my ^ curiosHy was in the highest
degree excited to learn the sentiments of aperspn , so distiaguished in the literary worfd ' , on a subject which pecupies the attention * at present of every friend to Christianity . The title of your discourse pleased me exceedingly , for I
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rnent * oil tins £ r 4 > pfoecy * 5 he attempts to prove the pc ^ jeem sent to be Jehovah , foy a false citatiRjn of M ^ lachi iii . 1 , ( which I have befbre noticed ) changing the prophet ' s word ^ Adon ** into Jehovah *
and tktn affirming , contfary to the letter of the text , tfcut Mnl ^ chi represents the messenger of the corenant as being Jehovtih . 1 am , Your ' s , &e . J ^ . Sf •'
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agree with you ^ i F ^ y ^ tkat Christ ' s declarations of hhii $ el £ ought to be refer ; red to ^ s , the fundamental rproof K > f ahy © pinioijt ; we entertain conoernipfg ki «> . ftfi these declarations assert his divi- >
nity , or ecjualny with JehoM ^ h , the supreme God ^ every Chri ^ ti ^ n is bound to believe it ; if , ojci the contrary , % h $ decl ^ rati ^ ng ^ Christ should constaiitly assert hi $ inferiority to Jehovah , his Father ,
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On the Testimony of tHe Jetes Vo tie & * rs ) m \ ifi ? Jiri 4 t . f $
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j Ou 9 Monthly Rcpos , vo * . 11 . p . y 3 x .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1808, page 79, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2389/page/23/
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