A Demonstration of the Truth And Divinity of the Christian Religion As It is Pr
A Demonstration of the Truth And Divinity of the Christian Religion As It is Pr
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We are therefore only farther to be re- minded, before we purliie our prefent Ar- gument, that tho' what is alledg'd with- out any other refpeV, than to confirm the Authenticknefs of the Scriptures, is no Proof of the Truth of 'em, yet, what is brought in Vindication of their Sincerity, is a certain and infallible Demonftfation of 'their being writ by thofe Perfons, and in the Times they fet forth and pretend.
. 3. Having premis'd this, we mall now go on to evidence the Impartiality that is app...arent in the Holy Scriptures of our Religion j and after the two Argu- ments we have mention'd, let us in the next place reflect upon the other, which were offer'd to enforce and convince the Genuinefs of 'emj and which/ if truly con- of tie Chriftian Religion. 5 7 confider'd, do not reft there, but are like- wife in fome meafure adapted to prove the Truth and Integrity of the Writings themfelves : For that St. P#uV$ Epiftles, as we (hall afterwards demonftratej when we come to explain them, fo exadly agree 'with the Hiftory of the Affs- 3 and that there is fuch a perfeft Concord in the Evan- gelifts that writ at different Times and Places-, what are thefe but the exprefs Marks and Characters of the utmoft Truth and Sincerity, flnce when there is a Confonance in Hiftorians of the fame Age, and they write on the fame Subject, confidently with each other, in the eflen- tial parts of it, and yet were not made acquainted with their mutual Defigns, nothing but Truth cou'd lead 'em into fuch a Harmony.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We are therefore only farther to be re- minded, before we purliie our prefent Ar- gument, that tho' what is alledg'd with- out any other refpeV, than to confirm the Authenticknefs of the Scriptures, is no Proof of the Truth of 'em, yet, what is brought in Vindication of their Sincerity, is a certain and infallible Demonftfation of 'their being writ by thofe Perfons, and in the Times they fet forth and pretend.
. 3. Having premis'd this, we mall now go on to evidence the Impartiality that is app...arent in the Holy Scriptures of our Religion j and after the two Argu- ments we have mention'd, let us in the next place reflect upon the other, which were offer'd to enforce and convince the Genuinefs of 'emj and which/ if truly con- of tie Chriftian Religion. 5 7 confider'd, do not reft there, but are like- wife in fome meafure adapted to prove the Truth and Integrity of the Writings themfelves : For that St. P#uV$ Epiftles, as we (hall afterwards demonftratej when we come to explain them, fo exadly agree 'with the Hiftory of the Affs- 3 and that there is fuch a perfeft Concord in the Evan- gelifts that writ at different Times and Places-, what are thefe but the exprefs Marks and Characters of the utmoft Truth and Sincerity, flnce when there is a Confonance in Hiftorians of the fame Age, and they write on the fame Subject, confidently with each other, in the eflen- tial parts of it, and yet were not made acquainted with their mutual Defigns, nothing but Truth cou'd lead 'em into fuch a Harmony.
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