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c < — -the account of the cure and exajmnation of the blind man , in the hJti&ti Cnjmtf ^ j * of ^ Sfr - * Tfvhu ' s frfmTitf * l ledte on tke part ofjthe historian . " i—
sudden , received the sense of vision , and had received it entire , and
indeed tire and rfcl ^ ef ^ anu profesieuly uy " a , ^^\ M ^ \ M ^ i ^ W ^^^^^ half ; we should not , Tjprestime , be * M ^^^^ im ° mi % lNw&tti " posed that it comes to us ^ ft meent hardly dismiss it w | 9 iquJPS $ jp 0 lnvetthire can be no en& ^ *^ CH 9 BK £ |^^^ , conviction , whether of truth or falsehood . Some men ' s "unbelief has a sort % ) f credulousness : . fqjr he who , without and against testimony , admits vveryL report , and be who admits not sustains , . possess rio very efferent
wanyof discrimination , ^ lie sam e 1121- * ^ im ^^^^ mm ^ **«* $ m * *** . Jja the case which I have been putl | wii < n # | iM ^ aminaticm ? Should we not ask , Who ff
ifm 0 mm m ® m >^ mm > M& $ B - said to have been wrought ? . Whether , in feet , he had W ^ . M < Whether he was blind at the lime when his benefactor met him ; and whether it afterwards appeared that he was , in truth , cured ?* ' Let us pursue these questions : let us
observe whether such , inquiries were made , and how they were answered , in an instance which claims to be
* Serinous by William GilpiiwVol , III , No . i 6 . ¦¦ ¦ * ¦; -0 ' : \
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matter of history , and not of suppdsition . ^ ;
his reason , and a ddnipetent judge of his own situation , and of the questions
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more decisive as to his identity and his former sitaation ?; For thf rest , ^ they refer the inquirers to their s&tf hiini&lifet ^ ^ ^^ - % 0 l %# / # c Here a third question is suggested :
waPt ^ i i i ^^ ii ^ m ® & mmt when his benefactor is stated to have reJietWMoi : ^ this part of the case overlooked by aa ^^^ iiifs Mm ^ hmmmmfdm&t JM indeea doufctlKiUad any , existence )
unresblved . The chda ^ e in ' this pferson ^ s condition and appearance seems to have excited astonishment : and the bis toriaii tells job * very piiPteMr * n <\ nnAfT ^ mW ^ ' ^^^ W ^^^ W ^^ hm cUlvl UXlCalUI 3 % 71 iCUI V * . ' wuwv tllv UCliill * bours who before had seen the man
that he was blind , said , 'Is not this he who sate and begged ? " * At first , their opinions were rather divided dot this head : some said , "ThiA is Kej * * Vor . 21 t Vcr ^ 13 , &c , 24 , &c ^
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Jan. 2, 1826, page unpag, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2544/page/1/
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