Tracts in Controversy With Dr Priestley Upon the Historical Question of the Bel
Tracts in Controversy With Dr Priestley Upon the Historical Question of the Bel
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But I am inclined to think, that, traitor as he was, his in- tentions v/ent not to the mifchicf which he effected. It was rather perhaps his meaning to cheat the Chief * Letters to Dr. Horfley, p. 58.
P 4 Priefts 2i6 LETTERSINREPLY LETTER Priefts of their money, than actually to fell his Maf- ter's life. When he bargained to lead them for a certain fum to the place of our Lord's retirement j he thought perhaps that he might fafely truft to his Maf- ter's povver to repell any attack upon his per...fon. This is very confiftent with a belief of our Lord's divinity ; as the mofi: dishonourable defigns are often found to confift with the trued fpeculative principles. That he meant not the mifchief which enfued, may be prefumed from the remorfe which followed, and the vengeance which in defpair he executed upon himfelf. But I care little about his teftimony. Only I think, that, with the Devils he might believe and tremble, and trembling might be ftill a Devil.
13. After all, Sir, I might have fpared fo par-, ticular an anfwer as I have given to your fifth letter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I am inclined to think, that, traitor as he was, his in- tentions v/ent not to the mifchicf which he effected. It was rather perhaps his meaning to cheat the Chief * Letters to Dr. Horfley, p. 58.
P 4 Priefts 2i6 LETTERSINREPLY LETTER Priefts of their money, than actually to fell his Maf- ter's life. When he bargained to lead them for a certain fum to the place of our Lord's retirement j he thought perhaps that he might fafely truft to his Maf- ter's povver to repell any attack upon his per...fon. This is very confiftent with a belief of our Lord's divinity ; as the mofi: dishonourable defigns are often found to confift with the trued fpeculative principles. That he meant not the mifchief which enfued, may be prefumed from the remorfe which followed, and the vengeance which in defpair he executed upon himfelf. But I care little about his teftimony. Only I think, that, with the Devils he might believe and tremble, and trembling might be ftill a Devil.
13. After all, Sir, I might have fpared fo par-, ticular an anfwer as I have given to your fifth letter.
What to read after Tracts in Controversy With Dr Priestley Upon the Historical Question of the Bel?
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