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REVIEW. Still pleas'd to praise, yet not afraid to blame, —Popjp
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thing of the matter , and must be called together by Paul on his coming to Rome , they could not know when to mrtt him at Appii Forum ; nor would they have given themselves that trouble if
they had known ; but particularly , they could not have comforted Paul , or inspired him with
courage , see I 5 ih verse ; but rather would have increased his affliction
by their unbttief . It was after three da ^ s , spent doubtless in pleasing intercourse with c those brethren' who had already shewn
him so kind an attention , that he called the " chief of the Jews together . " Not Aqnila and Priscilla , the tent makers , with their
household , nor any of those pious but probably humble persons , who had been his converts at Corinth and Ephesus ; but the chief men , the doctors ^ and rulers of synagogues , the men of rank and authority . Paul does not address them as ignorant of the claims oi Jesus , nor does their answer imply such ignorance ; with great
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404 Rztotew .- * -Mvikning s Sermons . i
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candour they declare ' that they have heard nothing to his disadvantage , and desire to hear the doctrine of the gospel fully explained , for that they know little more than that every where it is
spoken against . Upon their separating themselves from him , however , he tells them that he will not hesitate to preach to the Gentiles of Rome , who were , not many of them , converted , before this period , to Christianity .
I have been the more particular upon this subject , because if I have clearly proved the perfect consistency of the history with the epistle , we have not only the natural strength of that evidence of the genuineness of the epistle , but
also a striking testimony to the truth of both , from the air of independence and originality which appears in each of them ; so that having very different forms , they are still united together by the eternal bond of truth . T . H .
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Sermons on Important Subjects ^ by Owen Manning , B . D . Late Prebendary of Lincoln , &c . in two Vols * octavo * pp . 375 and 294 . Rivingtons . 1812 , The author of these sermons was
born at M-ears Acshby , in Northamptonshire , He was educated at Queen ' s College , Cambridge , where he took his several degrees ofB . A * in 1740 : M , A . in 1744 : S . T , B , in 1753 . While at Cam . tyridge , he had the small pox , and
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was supposed to have died of that fatal disease . His body was actually laid out for internoent 9 when his father looking stedfastly on the countenance thought he
perceived signs of life . Proper means for recovery were used with success ; the young man was restored to his family and friends , and be * came an ornament and benefactor
( o society . Jn 1763 , he w * is presented , by Dr . Green , dean of Salisbury , | o the vicarage of Godaiming * in Surrey , and in 1760 ?
Review. Still Pleas'd To Praise, Yet Not Afraid To Blame, —Popjp
REVIEW . Still pleas'd to praise , yet not afraid to blame , —Popjp
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), June 2, 1813, page 404, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2429/page/48/
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