An Analysis of Paley's View of the Evidences of Christianity in three parts

Acts admitted allusions Answer antient apos apostles appear argument ascension ascribes assert attestation authentic authority called CHAP character Chris Christian writers circumstances Clement Clement of Alexandria companion converts cure Cyrenius Deity disciples divine scriptures doctrine effects epistle Eusebius Evidences of Chriſtianity existence facts founder four gospels genuineness gospel of Luke gospels of Matthew governor of Syria heathen Hence human Irenæus Jerusalem Jesus Jewish Jews John John's gospel Josephus Judea Justin Martyr Lactantius letters Luke Mahomet Mark Matthew Messiah miracles of Christ miracles were wrought miraculous history morality narrative nature Objection Origen original wit passage Paul pels persecution person Polycarp Pothinus preaching probably proof propagation of Christianity prophetic proposition prove put to death question received refers rejected resurrection revelation riety Roman Rome Saviour's says SECT shew story sufferings suppose Tacitus TATIAN Tertullian Testament testimony Theudas tian tion tles Trajan truth written wrote