Nine sermons, on the nature of the evidence by which the fact of Our Lord's resurrection is established; and on various other subjects. To which is prefixed A dissertation on the prophecies of the Messiah dispersed among the heathen

Samuel Horsley

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• Messiah
• Jésus-Christ
• Church of England

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• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 6
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 11 Mo

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NINE SERMONS,
ON THE
NATURE OF THE EVIDENCE
BY WHICH THE
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AND
ON VARIOUS OTHER SUBJECTS.
IS PREFIXEDTO WHICH
DISSERTATIONA
ON THE PROPHECIES OF THE MESSIAH DISPERSEDAMOKC
THE HEATHEN.
'torst.EY,BY SAMUEL L.L.D. F.R.S. F.A.S.
XATE LURD BISHOP OF ST. ASAPH.
PUBLISHED SWORDS, NEW-YORK, M. CAREY,BY T. & J.
PHILADELPHIA^ AND WELLS & LILLY, BOSTON.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
THE Dissertation which stands
in pages was evi-first the following
with thedently written in connexion
Faith of thethree Discourses on the
Samaritans, published in the second
of Bishop Horsley's Ser-volume
appears by the ofmons and form;
compilationto have been, like them,
the Pulpit.originally delivered from
the Editor's handsIt came into
unconnected sheets, andin loose and
exami-these were not arranged and
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ned by him till long after the publi-
cation of the two first volumes of
Sermons. After he had examined
them, he found them to contain an
unfinished whichEssay, evidently
had never been prepared by the
Author for the press. He therefore
laid it aside. But having shewn it,
during his stay in London in the
month last,ofMay to some literary
friends, he was strongly advised to
publish it; for though confessedly
an incomplete work, yet it was
deemed worthy of publication, as
displaying the Bishop's thoughts on
an important subject.
In this opinion he anxiously hopes
the literary world in general may be