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what , Jor ^ prilsy ihfe A ^ otiisti f Jyle > tfor : he neve ! r empkiye ^ either hi ? tOjngye 0 rbls ^ en * to bring a railing accusation . ** ' That learned and excellent man disco c v £ rec ) i & £ I have been credibly infj # - | x |^ d , tfnong some waste paper , the tract of John Smitb . Mr .
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improvenrrems B ^ Ve been ip ^ d ^ e in translating and explaining wmny passage f serijgtp re ^ it ^^ m ^ The doctrine of t ^ e TrJ hity wU ^ fce opposett , hath been prqv ^ j ^ y many learned men , in the ^ pr ^ s ^ ijl
century , to derive its chief supppx from false readings and false traiv ^ lations of the Bil 4 e . . M , D ^ ^ Mr . Dodson , who w ^ s certainly intended by these initials , , > f ^ aware that John Smith , had peyffr referred to the original lang ^ eg ^
or examined critically the coh \* P 9 version , of the Bible , to which iua » enquiries appear to have be ^ li confined . He no more doubt ? than his cypponent the authenticity of the heavenly witness ^ st , t hpug ^ he g ives as the sense of th ^ t-for ^ g ^ qj ( p . 24-. ) , * ' these th r ^ e jare one , ^
to the reqord whicii thjey are the ^ p said to bear . " PrV Q * has qupt ^ f l that text Jii sev ^ ^^ reiri | p t ^^ Thus friendly to th ^ ; . ffii ^ &jjfrn hypothesis was ih . e . R ^^ -j $ r 9 Hnf though jxs L ^ T ^ ner r ^ roarks ( W . ix , 172 )^ " fictions when detected
and e ^ posedj lrx ^ h ^ ^ nd tp ^ eakea ihe ca ^ ise foy t 1 ti $ sake o | >^^ they , are Contrived . " Yet J ^ G not aitficipat , if ] g a J $ ksqb
or a Grieslj > acb # ^ ays , af b ^ f ^ vqurite te ^ tXp * * £$ •)> ^ t ^' flo ^ 44 so gall the § oci f > i an ^ tbat ;^ f | r would williqgly ^ expung ^^ nd Wft * it qujte out pf 1 tbe Caapp . " Q ( f
thie miraciJtlpus coaceptiQii ^ JfliH Smith makes no question , but t > e is evidently perplexed ( pw ^^ t ) y , # P 4 ^ iveis 3 opfie « c | vantage Q ta , h is opp ^ pent ( p . i $% ) * ^^^ ftWBttf an ^ ' 9 f
pf Go ^ i Cb ^ , > y a ^ Rfteg the i ^ istj- ^ la ^ , qfj ^^ o lVi [ $ K M < * * l ^ Rffiw ^ pwi ^ wpjff c the golisli unaginmugo , and tb #
