An edition of Sequel to Ecclesiastical researches (1813)

Sequel to Ecclesiastical researches

in which the origin of the introductory chapters in Matthew and Luke is brought to light from Josephus, and in which the peculiar articles of the orthodox faith are traced to the system of the Gnostics who opposed the Gospel in the days of Christ and His Apostles

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An edition of Sequel to Ecclesiastical researches (1813)

Sequel to Ecclesiastical researches

in which the origin of the introductory chapters in Matthew and Luke is brought to light from Josephus, and in which the peculiar articles of the orthodox faith are traced to the system of the Gnostics who opposed the Gospel in the days of Christ and His Apostles

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Printed for J. Mawman
Language
English
Pages
424

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Subjects

Bible, Commentaries, Divinity, Gnosticism

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Flavius Josephus, Jesus Christ

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Sequel to Ecclesiastical researches: in which the origin of the introductory chapters in Matthew and Luke is brought to light from Josephus, and in which the peculiar articles of the orthodox faith are traced to the system of the Gnostics who opposed the Gospel in the days of Christ and His Apostles
1813, Printed for J. Mawman
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Title on spine: Jones's Ecclesiastical Researches. Vol. 2.

Marbled covers.

BM (compact ed.) v. 13, p. 724.

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Other Titles
Philo and Josephus proved to be historians and apologists of Christ, Jones's Ecclesiastical Researches

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xvi, 424 p. ;
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424

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OL17993579M

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