The history of all religions ... comprehending a series of researches explanatory of the opinions, customs, and representative worship in the churches. Which have been established from the beginning of time to the commencement of the Christian dispensation; the accomplishment of the prophecies of the person of Christ; incontrovertibly proving by the positive declarations of the prophets that he is the true Messiah ... / by John Bellamy.

  • Bellamy, John, 1755-1842.
Date:
1813
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Credit: The history of all religions ... comprehending a series of researches explanatory of the opinions, customs, and representative worship in the churches. Which have been established from the beginning of time to the commencement of the Christian dispensation; the accomplishment of the prophecies of the person of Christ; incontrovertibly proving by the positive declarations of the prophets that he is the true Messiah ... / by John Bellamy. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ing what has been advanced by this bold writer, seemed to rest here, I began to frame an answer in support of our religion against this formidable production, which is now “received by the Jews as the pillar of Judaism ; and: I have concluded to make a separate treatise of it and annex it to this work. Being convinced of the laudable and _bene- volent intentions of this respectable society, I have been particular in meeting the objec- tions of this writer, which are properly not his, but collected from the writings of their modern Rabbies. I have, I hope, given a plain, clear, and conclusive refutation of those objections, by which the Christian church has so often _been disturbed, and which have induced this Jewish writer exult- ingly to conclude each dissertation by saying :