II–III. Partly asserted, partly proved; asserted by divine authority
II. And there it is partly asserted, partly proved.
III. It is asserted by testimonies of divine authority. The bare assertion of it in the NT suffices for all Christians, because its authority is divine and deservedly received by Christians. It is plainly brought forward at John 5:28; 6:39–40; 11:24; Luke 14:14; Acts 17:18 and 23:6 and 24:15; Phil. 3:21; 1 Thess. 4:14; 1 Tim. 4.
Latin
II. Estque inibi partim asserta, partim probata. III. Asserta est testimoniis divinae autoritatis. Nuda illius assertio in N.T. omnibus Christianis sufficit, quia ejus authoritas est divina & a Christianis merito recepta. Afferitur evidenter Joh. 5.v.28; c.6.v.39.40; c.11.v.24; Luc. 24.v.14; Act. 17.v.18 & 23.v.6 & 24.v.15; Phil. 3.v.21; 1 Thess. 4.v.14; 1 Tim. 4.