Prose Works, Volume 2Bell & Daldy, 1861 |
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Page 446
... church , and especially in those points where government seems to be most active , that both Jews and Gentiles might have good cause to be assured , that God , whenever he meant to reform the church , never in- tended to leave the ...
... church , and especially in those points where government seems to be most active , that both Jews and Gentiles might have good cause to be assured , that God , whenever he meant to reform the church , never in- tended to leave the ...
Page 466
... church grew to a settling , like those heroic patricians of Rome ( if we may use such comparison ) hastening to lay down their dictatorship , they rejoiced to call themselves , and to be as fellow - elders among their brethren ; knowing ...
... church grew to a settling , like those heroic patricians of Rome ( if we may use such comparison ) hastening to lay down their dictatorship , they rejoiced to call themselves , and to be as fellow - elders among their brethren ; knowing ...
Page 545
... church , whom the apostle , and so , con- sequently , the church have nought to do to judge , as he pro- fesses , 1 Cor . v . 12 , then by what authority doth the magis- trate judge ; or , which is worse , compel in relation to the ...
... church , whom the apostle , and so , con- sequently , the church have nought to do to judge , as he pro- fesses , 1 Cor . v . 12 , then by what authority doth the magis- trate judge ; or , which is worse , compel in relation to the ...
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proving that | 1 |
a Speech for the Liberty of Unlicensed Print | 48 |
A LETTER TO A FRIEND CONCERNING THE RUPTURES | 102 |
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