...wore the mask of religion. The Sadducces rejected the Pharisaical traditions with contempt, denied the immortality of the soul, and the resurrection of the body, and admitted no felicity, but that to be enjoyed in this life. The rich people, nobility, and most of those...

...eternity, because he was ignorant of the only foundation 011 which these sentiments could be made to rest, the immortality of the soul and the resurrection of the body ; and not because he was disposed or com» inanded to conceal from the people of Israel those most powerful...

...having put the Pharisees and Herodians to silence, next the Sadducees encounter him. This sect denied . K 2 as an objection against both they propound a case to our Saviour, of a woman that had had seven brethren...

...owe nothing to us, but that we owe every thing to him ; — These leading doctrines, together with the immortality of the soul, and the resurrection of the body, and the certainty of an overruling Providence, and the expectation of a future judgment, of all which the...

...religion. The Sadducees, on the contrary, rejected the Pharisaical traditions with contempt, denied the immortality of the soul, and the resurrection of the body ; and admitted no felicity, but that which may be enjoyed in this life The Pharisees having offered much...

...wore the mask of religion. The Sadducees rejected the Pharisaical traditions with contempt, denied the immortality of the soul, and the resurrection of the body; and admitted no felicity, but that which may be enjoyed in this liie. The rich, the nobility, and most...

...and demand a sensible proof of all you advanced. Suppose it had stickled a whit upon the subject of the immortality of the soul and the resurrection of the body, and should ask you for a present evidence, a visible illustration of this great truth. In addition to all...

...and an awful futurity, and had mingled with these, as of necessity he must, a clear announcement of the immortality of the soul, and the resurrection of the body; and from this it would instantaneously be suggested, that the mysterious close of his intercourse with...

...altogether throw off his profession of Platouism when he became a Christian. He wrote a Dialogue 011 the Immortality of the Soul and the Resurrection of the Body ; and in it, after giving various instances of miracles, he proceeds, in the character of Axitheus, to speak...

...mortality of the body, or what is of the earth, earthy, is as unreservedly and plainly declared as is the immortality of the soul ; and the resurrection of the body, and the re-union of both in eternity, is made a most incontrovertible fact ; the truth resting with him...