...a Divine revelation should be. And, therefore, neither obscurity, nor seeming inaccuracy of style, nor various readings, nor early disputes about the...degree than they are, could overthrow the authority of tho Scripture, unless the prophets, apostles, or our Lord, had promised, that the book, containing...

...as weak men imagine it should be. And therefore, neither obscurity, nor seeming inaccuracy of style, nor various readings, nor early disputes about the authors of particular parts, nor multiplied objections of this kind, could overthrow the authority of Scripture, unless the Prophets,...

...should be. And, therefore, neither obscurity, nor seeming inaccuracy of style• nor various reading*, nor early disputes about the authors of particular...things of the like kind, though they had been much moro considerable in degree than they are, could overthrow the authority of the Scripture, unless the...

...containing a divine revelation should. And therefore neither obscurity, nor seeming inaccuracy of style; nor various readings, nor early disputes about the...authors of particular parts, nor any other things of the Jike kind, though they had been much more considerable in degree than they are, could overthrow the...

...they had been much more considerable in degree than they are, could overthrow the authority of tho Scripture, unless the prophets, apostles, or our Lord,...Divine revelation, should be secure from those things." (BUTLER'S Analogy.) (7) The reader may see several of them enumerated and examined in Dod dridge's...

...obscurity, nor seeming inaccuracy of siyle, nor various readings, nor early disputes about the ambors of particular parts, nor any other things of the like kind, though they had been much more considerate in degree than they are, could overthrow the authority of the Scripture ; unless the Prophets,...

...containing a divine revelation should. And therefore neither obscurity, nor seeming inaccuracy of style, nor various readings, nor early disputes about the...Scripture ; unless the Prophets, Apostles, or our Lord, bad promised, that the book, containing the divine revelation, should be secure from those things....

...a Divino revelation should be. And, therefore, neither obscurity, nor seeming inaccuracy of style. nor various readings, nor early disputes about the...the authority of the Scripture, unless the prophets, apostli , or our Lord, had promised, that the book, containing the Divine revela. lion, should be secure...

...therefore, neither obfcurity, nor feeming inaccuracy of ftyle, nor various readings, nor early difputes about the authors of particular parts, nor any other...things of the like kind, though they had been much more confiderable in degree than they are, could overthrow the authority of the fcripture ; unlefs the prophets,...

...weak men imagine it should be. And therefore, neither obscurity, rior seeming inaccuracy of style, nor various readings, nor early disputes about the authors of particular parts, nor multiplied objections of this kind, could overthrow the authority of Scripture, unless the Prophets,...