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Title: The new and complete life of Our Blessed Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ: containing an authentic and full account of all the wonderful transactions, sufferings, and death of our glorious Redeemer
Year: 1803 (1800s)
Authors: Wright, Paul, -1785. (from old catalog)
Subjects: Jesus Christ
Publisher: New-York: published by William Durell, bookseller, No. 106, Maiden-lane
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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t he had spoken of takingrejl in fecp. Jesus, therefore, to removeany doubts, said plainly to them, Lazarusis dead. And I am glad for your sakes,ihat I was not there, to the intent that youmight believe: I am glad for your sakes,that I was not in Judea before he died ;for had I been there, and reflored him tohis health, your faith in me, as the Meffiah,mufl have wanted the great confirmationit fhall now receive, by your beholdingme raise him thus miraculoufly from thedead. Jesus Christ having thus given hisdisciples a proof of his divine knowledge,and of the defigns of Providence in thedeath of Lazarus, added, Nevertheless letus go unto him, Thus Jesus, who couldhave raised Lazarus without opening hislips, or riling from his seat, leaves his placeof retirement beyond Jordan, and takes along journey into Judea, where the Jewslately attempted to kill him ; because hisbeing present in person, and raifing La-zarus again to life, before so many wit-neffes at Bethany, where he died, and was
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AND LIVES OF HIS APOSTLES. so well known, would be the means ofbrincring the men of that, and of futureacres, to believe in his doclnne, so well fittedto prepare them for a resurreftion toeternal life ; an admirable proof, as anemblem of which, he gave them in thismiracle. Our Lord having thus declared his re-solution of returning into Judea, and Tho-mas conceiving nothing less than dellruc-tion from such a journey, yet unwilling toforsake his Mafter, said, Let us also go,that zie may die zcith him. Let us notforsake our Mafter in this dangerous jour-ney, but accompany him into Judea, thatif the Jews, whose inveteracy we are wellacquainted with, (hould take away his life,we may also die with him. This journey being thus resoKed on,Jesus departed with his disciples, and inhis way to Bethany, paffed through-Sama-ria and Galilee : And as he entered intoa certain village, there met hwi ten riienthat were lepers, xchichjlood ajar off: andthey lifted up their voices, and said, Jesus,Majler,

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