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...translation from the English into Sungscrit, and the language of Bengal. I feel persuaded that, by separating from the other matters contained in the New Testament,...the moral precepts found in that book, these will be likely to , produce the desirable effects of improving the hearts and minds of men of different persuasions...

...Testament the moral precepts found in that book, these will be likely to produce the desirable effects of improving the hearts and minds of men of different persuasions and degrees of understanding." (Introduction page3). The Precepts of Jesus which I was desirous of teaching were not I hoped " opposed...

...Testament, the moral precepts found in that book, these will be likely to produce the desirable effects of improving the hearts and minds of men of different persuasions and degrees of understanding." (Introduction, p. xxvii.) The Precepts of Jesus, which I was desirous of 330 teaching, were not, I...

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...translation from the English into Sungskrit, and the language of Bengal. I feel persuaded, that by separating from the other matters contained in the New Testament,...disputes of free-thinkers and antichristians, especially fniraculous relations, which are much less wonderful than the fabricated tales handed down to the natives...

...Sungskrit iind the language of Bengal. I_feel persuaded that by separating from the other matters contamed in the New Testament the moral precepts found in that...likely to produce the desirable effect of improving the minds and hearts of men of different persuasions and degrees of understanding. For, historical and...

...moral precepts trom the Evangelists. In this undertaking he wan governed by the consideration, that historical and some other passages are liable to the doubts and disputes of Iree-thinkere and anti-Christians, especially miraculous relations, which are much less wonderful than...

...be less fitted to affect the convictions of his countrymen, while the preceptive part he deemed most likely " to produce the desirable effect of improving...different persuasions and degrees of understanding." " This simple code of religion and morality," he says, at the close of his preface, " is so admirably...

...allusions to miracles, are omitted, the preceptive part being, in his opinion, best adapted " to improve the hearts and minds of men of different persuasions and degrees of understanding." In the preface to this work, he speaks of the gospels in the following terms : " This simple code of...