 | Humphrey Prideaux - 1708 - 386 trang
..."• Alcoran then was,, t jhat God had fent Mofes and J. &cc.' 3> L 4 Jefus with Miracles, and yet Men would not be obedient to their Word, and * therefore he had now fent him in the lad place without Miracles, to force them by the Power of the Sword to do his c. 4. Will. And purfuant... | |
 | Humphrey Prideaux - 1723 - 310 trang
...another Note. ypr his Doftrine then was, (?) That God had fent #fofes afld Jefttsmth Mlradei, and yet Men would not 'be obedient to their Word •, and therefore he had now ftnt him in the laft place without Mracles, to force them by the Power of the Sword to do his \Vi}i... | |
 | Benjamin Martin - 1737 - 720 trang
...Mofes and Of MAHOMETANISM. 77 Jefus with Miracles, and yet Men would not be obedient to their Word, he had now fent him, in the laft Place, without Miracles, to force them by the Power of the Sword to do his Will. And purfuant thereto he forbad his Difeiples to enter into any farther Difputes... | |
 | 1762 - 668 trang
...obedient to their word; and there" fore he had now fent him in the lait place without miraCv cles, to force them by the power of the fword to do his " will." And from hence it hath become the univerfal doctrine of the Mahometans, that their religion is to be propagated... | |
 | Thomas Newton (bp. of Bristol.) - 1766 - 510 trang
...: On the contrary he (3) declared, that " God had fent Mofes and •' Jefus with miracles, and yet men would '* not be obedient to their word ; and therefore " he had now fent him in the laft place with" out miracles, to force them by the power of " the fword to do his will."- Some of his followers... | |
 | Alexander Bicknell - 1791 - 546 trang
...alter his tone. For his doctrine then was, That God had fent Mofes and Jefus with miracles, and yet men would not be obedient to their word ; and therefore...place, "without miracles, to force them, by the power ofthefword, to do his will. And, in purfuance of this divine mandate, he forbade his difciples to enter... | |
 | William Hurd - 1799 - 952 trang
...another note. For his doctrine ihen was, that God had sent Moses and Jesus with miracles,' and yet men would not be obedient to their word, and therefore he had now sent him in the las>t place without miracles, to force them by the power of the sword to do his will.... | |
 | Thomas Newton - 1803 - 490 trang
...WQHders : on the contrary he (3) declared, that " God had " fent Afofes and Jefus with miracles, and yet men " would not be obedient to their word ; and therefore...to force them by the power of the fword to do his (j) Sec PdJeaux's Life of Mahomet, p. 36 and »8. ?th Edit. 17x5, , H3 "will." " will." Some of his... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1815 - 540 trang
...answers , all of which amount only to this, " that God had sent Moses and Jesus with miracles, and yet men would not be obedient to their word ; and therefore he had now sent him in the last place without miracles, to force them by the power of the sword to do his will."... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1815 - 512 trang
...answers ; all of which amount only to this, " that God had sent Moses and Jesus with miracles, and yet men would not be obedient to their word ; and therefore he had now sent him in the last place without miracles, to force them by the power of the sword to do his will."... | |
| |
This objection he endeavoured to evade by several answers ; all of which amount only to this, " that God had sent Moses and Jesus with miracles, and yet men would not be obedient to their word ; and therefore he had now sent him in the last place without... 
