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      xnon and our best wishes for his deliverance out of the hands of Bis malignant persecutors . -, We beg leave also to express the happiness we enjoyed in read-Si ||§* the Report of the Commitlee oifthe Unitarian Fund , and our admiration of the indefatigable zeal of Mr . Wright and the other missionaries . We hope their labours

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      JLETTF , R 5 T . O MR . ( NOW BISHQP ) BURGESS , CfcST THE TESTIMONY OF THE JEWS TO THE PERSON OF CHRIST * LETTER II .

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      Sir , Permit me to express the sur * prise which the perusal of yQur sermon occasioned in me . I had pattered myself with the idea of receiving an accurate

      investigation of Christ ' s discourses , and from the comparison of them with each other , and the opinions of the Jews , to have seen jpur opinion deduced , that Christ ;* - is equal toGpd , the Father . But I was much disappointed in finding that the greater part of your dis * .

      course ; was taken qp with imscel-Jahcops reflections , in ma # || f of which , indeed , yo . y . have ^ my comcurrencc ; but they draw off the attention 6 J "~ t \\ & readerilo other r subj ec * s , ® n 4 bury , the point in VUspme in . matter of comparatively Out

      very little ^ m ^ pdrtance . qi thirty-x ^ ne quarto pages , seven j onjy r ^ r ^ emplQyied on the subject set -for t ]^ ip your title . $ b& rc 3 t cpnta ^ i ^ ^ nimadversipns op topics Tnuch ilisputed at pre ^ nt : s \ ich

      as ; the causjes of the d \ ff % rqncQ ^ f ppipio * r j ^ jtW proprie ^; pf Jti ^ mafli * fiptb } 9 ^ r > y in matters pf r ^ ljg i ^ rf ; \ K ® fyef ^ pm of inquiry , ^ oHgrc ^ - ' pei ^ ly indulged in the present day ,

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      y ill U ^ rewar ^ e ^ &b ! ipda . n £ success ; ari ^ we h ^ v ^ no d < mb £ but whei > tfee Ciiief Slibph ^ rtJ sh ^ li appear ^ ( nctt before ) tiiey , shall receive a cro \ yn of glory , that fft ^ U cth not away . I am , Mr . Editor , For friends and self , Yqiw& , truly , WILLIAM ROBSON .

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      &c . &c . which , though they fire interesting ii ^ t ^ emsfelve ^ , I m \ ist beg leave % o reject entirely in our present cpni ; rpye ; r 5 y ,, a ^ they dr « W off \\ ie attention of tfa # mind from the main point ip dispute .

      I particv-larly mention this cu « fcumstan ^ e ^ becav ^ se i ^ i the body of your discourse you have allud * ed to and | in your not ^§ you have nameJ some very m ^ ch respected and learned friends of TOine , whose defence i should thiq ^ it incum *

      beat on me on $ uch an qccasion Jo undertake , if | comld permit mysejf to wander in th ^ least irotik the wn P ^ ct of my corcespo n de ^ cq with y o&i . But , ats I ^ hal I r ^ ot ii ^ , Hfiy $ * ibseq , uep $ kfc . tevs rqfer , tjo ttie writings of any

      ancient or modem » uthor f e « uefit thqse of the two Gpven ^ ttts ^ I / tghall r ^ qu ^ st of yq ^ , if you $ bcyuld honour me by a rejjly , to fxm&ne yow / r ^ lf to th ^ satne rule , f «' -l « t th # 5 w * qt 4 s / pC $ © riptm : e bjft o ^ r for ^ tfce

      apl # ^ pR ^ aV ;; . in yofoi ^»© e Iq <^ tb ^ r w *> it € M % 4 hci ^ isi g 0 nem % pgtore ^ irtie lost in j settling tJfw »? r i ^ e ^ tii ^ g , Jt lian iwould have bo ^ e ) Wplpye 4 in dtet ^^ iolr ^ il ^ ^ fe *^ of the text .

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      with 126 On the Testimony of the Je %$ ^ to the Person of Christ * Let . fm

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), March 2, 1808, page 126, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2390/page/6/