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# Title: A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity (shelfmarks ZEN Leibn. Marg. 40; Leibn. Marg. 40)
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AVindication of
in Palestine, and lived very near it. BuE
re do noc rely irholly uxon Ppiphanius in
this macter. Forthole whomther allou
robe thebest Witnesses as to the Doctrine
OE chC Nazarens, lay che lame chins con-
cernins chem. As the most learned Ori-
CcII. 1. 5. SCn, 25 they call him, Who lived a lone
P. 274. time in Syria and Palectine it self; and
he atturmms, that both sorts of Fbionites re-
Theodor. Jectea S. Pauls Epistles: and Theodoret,
Wrhrother lay, lived in Calelrria, Where
the Nazarens most abound, aAturmsoFthem,
That ther alloved omly the Gospel accordine
10 the FTebrews, and called the Apostle an
Apostate: by irhom they meane S. Paul.
And che same is laid by S. Ferom Who
dacron in Conversed amons them; Phat they look
Matrh c. 12. on S. Paul as a Transoressor of the Lau, and
receive none of his Writines. Elave We nOE
non a very comtortable accoune ot the
Canon ot che Neu Festament Erom thele
ancient Enitarians. And if our modern
ones accoune them their Predecessors, We
may judse whac a mean opinion they
must have of che Writinss of the Nem
Lelament. For iI they had any concern-
ment for them, they vould never sufer
luch lcandalous insinuarions to pals rith.
out a serere centure, and a sufficienE an-
liver. Bur cheir Wortescemsto be rather
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