The New Testament of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ: With an Introduction Giving an Account of Jewish and Other Sects : with Notes Illustrating Obscure Passages and Explaining Obsolete Words and Phrases : for the Use of Schools, Academies, and Private Families |
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V ? 80 , is in a great measure owing to words and phrases becoming obscure by the improvement of our'own language , since the Bible was translated , and to our ignorance of the manners and customs of the age , in which it was written .
V ? 80 , is in a great measure owing to words and phrases becoming obscure by the improvement of our'own language , since the Bible was translated , and to our ignorance of the manners and customs of the age , in which it was written .
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... the Colossians , and his first to Timothy , were written against the errors introduced and inculcated by this sect . The word Scribes was not the name of a particular sect , distinguished from all others by peculiar modes of ...
... the Colossians , and his first to Timothy , were written against the errors introduced and inculcated by this sect . The word Scribes was not the name of a particular sect , distinguished from all others by peculiar modes of ...
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The sacred writings , which Christians receive , as divinely inspired , are called in general scripture , or the scriptures , which literally signifies writing , or the writings . This title often occurs in the New Testament , and was ...
The sacred writings , which Christians receive , as divinely inspired , are called in general scripture , or the scriptures , which literally signifies writing , or the writings . This title often occurs in the New Testament , and was ...
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The sacred writings of the New Testament are all handed down to us in the Greek language , which was that , most generally understood at the time they were written . They are historical , epistolary , and prophetical .
The sacred writings of the New Testament are all handed down to us in the Greek language , which was that , most generally understood at the time they were written . They are historical , epistolary , and prophetical .
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13 The following table shows , at one view , the time when , the places where , and the objects , for which the five historical books of the New Testament were written , according to Michaelis . PLACE . BOOKS .
13 The following table shows , at one view , the time when , the places where , and the objects , for which the five historical books of the New Testament were written , according to Michaelis . PLACE . BOOKS .
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| Title | The New Testament of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ: With an Introduction Giving an Account of Jewish and Other Sects : with Notes Illustrating Obscure Passages and Explaining Obsolete Words and Phrases : for the Use of Schools, Academies, and Private Families |
| Contributor | Jacob Abbot Cummings |
| Publisher | Published and sold by Cummings and Hilliard, 1814 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 18 Sep 2007 |
| Length | 13 pages |
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