The evidence of Christianity, [electronic resource] : asserted and proved from facts, as authorised by sacred and prophane history. Wherein all the books of the Old and New Testaments are distinctly demonstrated from the concurrent Testimonies of all Ages to be genuine, and written by the Authors to whom they are ascribed: all the Prophecies and Types of the Messiah in the Old Testament are particularly shewn by their exact Accomplishment in the New Testament to concur in the Person of Jesus of Nazareth, who is evinced to have written all those Miracles contingent to the Messiahship; in opposition to the Writings of the Unbelievers in the present Age. Abstracted from the Great Huetius, &c. By John Entick, Student in Divinity. To which is prefixed, a preface proving the falsity of Woolston's allegorical interpretation of the Miracles of our Saviour.