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WSSriliut the faint shadows of things ^ Wdflie sliali btehold hereafter 5 the °$ oiirces whencfe his' spiritual associa tions ansfc , the fore-ground of his elftereat perspective . The £ tars " tell Htin&mk&lotr of God , " the
Joveli-^ nes& pte ^ rm giws him a dim vision Wparadi ^ ei ail he rises from the ctontemplation of transitory scenes , ^~ . f o - -r . ff to breathe ia worlds ** T ^ mhich ths heaven pf heavens is but a .., . . * eU . " € 2 fc $ 4 % * t there are those who think lie
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hjs existence , and , yiink the universe itself ioo narrow for their lofty imaffinations to inhabit 1 S . N . D .
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Si £ , April 5 1 1816 . I ; ^ U 5 f $ : CT tfi at Dr . fhom ^ s r ^ oa ^ Qpi , as quoted , p . US , has bropsht , or at least credited , a charge against ** Hbrsiey , the Champion of ^ H ? if 9 aS ^ which is not well supnoi $ ed " . Whether in atiy other case he" foj ^ ud ^ Newton ' s ptfpiers unfit if 6 r implication I know not ; but scrjptyr ^| ^^ uirers , and especially Unitarj ^ nS ^ ' ^ Ve iriaemed to nim for the firs t cprreqt printed' ^ opy of Newton ^ s critic&J testirnony ac ; ajnst the interpolation WtAly ^ - * . !?• s findu in ^ " Jey s JyeMfiflwt Opera qua extant omjtt f . $ 6 ;> . v , 1779—T ? 8 S . lt » e condfud >) nk ^ artjble . p . 4 ^ 04 , in the lastvOlume , is entitled ,, "An Historical Account of two nptahle- Corruptions of Scripture , in a J ^^ -eS ; ^ OTfe- -I s ^ ^" fcw- ^ ftfflfc' ^ p ^ 3 * iCF % Jpkpns , Dean pi Catjisle . P ^ fixed is the following * AjtVertispnient : A wryitnjkr / eQf ,, eopv . of |^«^ Tjrapta , wanting Doth the beginning and the
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« i 3 : ^ d' eftbnediw m tatitty p ^ Was publisheif at London Iti-tbre ^ 17 ^ ^ fiSd ^ tlw ti ^ bP «^ erslSZ Sir Is& ^ Nt&ftoa to My . I * C ^ b BOt iWthe authors Imbibe Wh ^ . ij ' < Mie cohtintierf discourse } ' ythiihi , & . thbugfi it is iiottdtlved In- ! &' epfetbl&v form , is » bt MdStejsswJ ^ tb' Miy paVti * lar person . ^* --
It is to he regretted ^ ifliat the iutlior of these papers should have avoided $ o cautiously any direct declaration of his opinion oa the subject 6 f the Ttfe ! fy . lie says indeed , hi the beginning of the first paper , referriiifif to l John v .
7 , that * m the ^ fitstetn iiations , and for a kmg t frhe in the ^ riestern , die faith subsisted without tfbtis text , as if he would be understood to recogitihe the truth of the orthodox aoctrfrie . Yet , in quoting the Bapttsihal fdriri in Matthew , he speaks of it as ^ tftc place from which they tried to detiVe the Trinity : * And Having observed that in Jerome * s tiirie , amfboth befofe
and lofeg enough after ft , Wus tekt of the three % n ne&veh was neVet ottcc thought of /* hfe aiois , ** it is how in ^ veryboJdy * s m ot 3 # * and ^ tJcounted tHe mam teWt for th ^ lAisnfeBs / ' Wduld a TrifHtariau tTnis eipress hini ^ elf , witftbttt takibjg some bbcasioni po ivoW his &rtkk&c&tf , especiaHy ' Whrle 'he Wsis explQding as ** notfibJe' corru ^ tibh ^ two rtVain piiraVsr orr Which the
doctrine of afrihity had rested ''tbMm Thes ^ e t > apeifs by Sir Isaac * ' N ^ o \ i are not d ^ d / iut % ey fn ^ hi pMl ambhg hfe coriiparaff ^ ely eatlV p ' rWwtiotis , as ^ ht refers i& d > testftnoiiy tf ^ -Dr . Gilbett Burnett «* ' ^ ^« K ' given *« in the first letter < jf his TOVek" Burned tYav ^ is ^ er > 1 ri 168 SL
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), April 2, 1816, page 220, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2451/page/32/
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