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it ? Any of " your intelligent correspondents having the goodness to reply satisfactorily to those Queries , will greatly Oblige , your ' s , Sec . LAICUS .
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APOSTOLIC LANGUAGE AND MODERN ORTHODOX LANGUAGE COMPARED ,
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To the Editor of the Monthly Repository .
Pjtlgrave sin , April 10 , 1808 . Whether the following observiitions , which are not new , may !><¦¦ suitable to your publication ^ left to your judgment . 1 presume to think them of some im-P ° i'tance and deserving of seri -
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7 . Life of Rev . Henry Taylor .
J. E . wishes to know whether there be any detailed biographical account of the Rev . Henry Taylor , Rector of Craw ^ ey , and Vicar of Portsmouth , in Hants , and author of Ben Mordacais Apology , and other valuable
publications ? As a son of Mr . Taylor ' s , a clergyman , is living , perhaps he might be induced , if there be not , as is supposed , any memoir of his truly excellent father , to lay one before the religious public , through the medium of the Monthly Repository .
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ous perusal . Their purpose is to recommend to Christians to reflect , " whether the language which they use and hear 0 * 1
religious topics would have be < n adopted by the first preachers ot the religion of Christ . " I was led to think on this subject by a
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Apostolic Language and Modern Orthodox Language compared . 559
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3 . Genealogy of Jesus as given by Matthew *
Those , who have objected to Matthew ' s Genealogy as being at irreconcileable variance with that of Luke , have grounded their objection to it chiefly on this circumstance , that the father of
Joseph is by Matthew called Jacob , whereas by Luke he is called Heli , But is not this Genealogy liable to a much stronger objection , namely , that in Luke ( iii . 27 . ) we read that Salathiel ( or , Shealtie !) was the son of Neri ; while Matthew tells us that he was the
son of Jccbonias * in direct contradiction to the declaration of God by Jeremiah ( xxii . 30 . ) that this man , Coniah the son of Jehoiakim , should be written a childless ? " In a few words , —if it will not be allowed that the Genealogy in Luke is needless , yet is it not manifest that this of Matthew is altogether inadmissible ?
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4 . Biblical Query .
What is the proper meaning of Prov . xiv . 34 . latter part . " The foolishness of fools is folly ? ' * A Sermon upon this text , was published , perhaps thirty years ago ; but the Inquirer cannot call to mind the name of its author .
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5 . The History of Jesus .
A correspondent wishes to be informed whether " The History of Jesus , taking the gospel of Mark as the text *
and inserting the necessary additions from the other Evangelists" ( as suggested by the author of the Queries given in the Monthly Repository for last December , p . 644 . ) would probably be acceptable and useful ? T «
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6 . The " Old Wing . "
If any reader of the Monthly Repository is in possession of a copy of < c The Old Whig , " -which formerly belonged to the late Rev . M . Townsend , who died a few years ago at Bath ; it is requested , that he will examine it to see
whether there are ( as it is supposed there are ) any written notes in it which may discover what papers in that work were contributed by the late Rev . Dr . Chandler , and will give such notes to the public by means of the Monthly Repository . T .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Oct. 2, 1808, page 559, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2397/page/35/
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