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{{Style P-No indent|Orleans, but as a theologian he was, in my judgment, a most decided failure, and}}
{{Style P-No indent|Orleans, but as a theologian he was, in my judgment, a most decided failure, and}}


<center>{{Style S-Small capitals|his opinion as to the <nowiki>:</nowiki><ref name="editor-square-impressions">Two vertically aligned dark square impressions before “AUTHENTICITY” are represented here by a colon.</ref>authenticity of the scriptures}}</center>
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{{Style P-No indent|is of no earthly value. It was a subject upon which he knew probably as little as Mr. Talmage does about modern Infidelity. Thousands of people will quote Jackson in favour of religion, about which he knew nothing, and yet have no confidence in his political opinions, although he devoted the best part of his life to politics.}}
{{Style P-No indent|is of no earthly value. It was a subject upon which he knew probably as little as Mr. Talmage does about modern Infidelity. Thousands of people will quote Jackson in favour of religion, about which he knew nothing, and yet have no confidence in his political opinions, although he devoted the best part of his life to politics.}}


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Although I care but little for names, still I will suggest that, in all probability,
Although I care but little for names, still I will suggest that, in all probability,


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{{Style P-No indent|than all the pastors in the world. I certainly would have as much confidence in the opinion of Goethe as in that of William H. Seward, and as between Seward and Lincoln, I should take Lincoln; and when you come to Presidents, for my part, if I were compelled to pin my faith on the sleeve of anybody, I {{Style S-HPB SB. Continues on|14-10}}}}
{{Style P-No indent|than all the pastors in the world. I certainly would have as much confidence in the opinion of Goethe as in that of William H. Seward, and as between Seward and Lincoln, I should take Lincoln; and when you come to Presidents, for my part, if I were compelled to pin my faith on the sleeve of anybody, I {{Style S-HPB SB. Continues on|14-10}}}}


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