 | Thomas Belsham - 1808 - 656 str.
...Matt. xiii. 55. Luke iv. 23. John i. 45. vi. 42. The account of the miraculous conception of Jcsut was probably the fiction of some early gentile convert,...prejudice against the sect. See upon this subject, Dr. Priestley's History of Early Opinions, vol. 4. b. iii. c.20; Pope on the Miraculous Conception; Dr.... | |
 | 1809 - 670 str.
...55. Luke iv. 23. John L 4J. vi. 43. The account of the miraculous conception of Jesus was prolmhly the fiction of some early gentile convert, who hoped,...prejudice against the sect. See upon this subject. Dr. Priestly1* History of Early Opinions, vol. 4. b. iii. c. 30 ; Pope on the Miraculous Conception ; Dr.... | |
 | 1809 - 658 str.
...conception of Jesus was prnlmhly the fiction of some early griituY convert, who hoped, by elevating U»e dignity of the Founder, to abate the popular prejudice against the sect. See upon this subject, Dr. Priertly's Hbton of Kariy Opinion-i, vol. 4. b. in. c. 90 ; Pope on the Miraculous Conception; Or.... | |
 | 1810 - 438 str.
...these narratives of the miraculous conception is fully proved ; and it is affirmed, that ' they were probably the fiction of some early Gentile convert,...to abate the popular prejudice against the sect.' Now the improbability of a successful forgery being carried to such an extent, we deem to be so great,... | |
 | 1810 - 708 str.
...appealed to. The editors conjecture Tome early Gentile convert might be the author of the ficlion, who hoped, by elevating the dignity of the founder, to abate the popular prejudice againft the feft. They might much more reafonably fiifpeft fome Jewilh convert; the faft being abiolutely... | |
 | 1810 - 704 str.
...appealed to. The editors conjecture fome early Gentile convert might be the author of the ficiion, w'jo hoped, by elevating the dignity of the founder, to abate the popular prejudice againft the fe£t. They might much more reasonably fufpeft fome Jeivifh convert ; the faft being abfahitely... | |
 | 1813 - 628 str.
...very lamely, jump at once to the conclusion, that "the account of the miraculous conception gf Jesus was probably the fiction of some early Gentile convert,...to abate the popular prejudice against the sect." Probably, say the editors. If the question of probability were lo be always settled in this manner,... | |
 | 1813 - 600 str.
...inconclusive." And they close their note by saying, "The account of the miraculous conception of Jesus was probably the fiction of some early Gentile convert,...to abate the popular prejudice against the sect." It may be remarked here, that the probability mentioned in the last quotation relates most naturally... | |
 | Edward Nares - 1814 - 400 str.
...appealed to. The Editors conjecture some early Gentile convert might be the author of the fiction, who hoped, by elevating the dignity of the founder, to abate the popular prejudice against the sect. They might much more reasonably suspect some Jewish convert : the fact being absolutely necessary to... | |
 | 1817 - 680 str.
...Matt. xiii. 55. Luke iv. 23. John i. 45. vi. 4?.— The account of the miraculous conception of Jesus was probably the fiction of some early gentile convert,...by elevating the dignity of the Founder, to abate the-popular prejudice against the sect. — See upon this subject, Dr. Priestley's History of Early... | |
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The account of the miraculous conception of Jesus was probably the fiction of some early gentile convert, who hoped by elevating the dignity of the Founder, to abate the popular prejudice against the sect.- See upon this subject, Dr Priestly's History... 
