Prose Works, Volume 2Bell & Daldy, 1861 |
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Page 236
... ministers under the seal of the parliament . And though it be some months ago since your public minister first came to us , however that delay neither arose from any unwillingness on our part to as- sent to the request made in your ...
... ministers under the seal of the parliament . And though it be some months ago since your public minister first came to us , however that delay neither arose from any unwillingness on our part to as- sent to the request made in your ...
Page 526
... ministers nor any else can discerningly enough or judgingly perform without his own immediate direction , in his own fit season ; and that they ought till then not to attempt it . Which is further confirmed , 2 Cor . i . 24 , " Not that ...
... ministers nor any else can discerningly enough or judgingly perform without his own immediate direction , in his own fit season ; and that they ought till then not to attempt it . Which is further confirmed , 2 Cor . i . 24 , " Not that ...
Page 537
... ministers in state affairs , as well as state ministers in church affairs ? If church and state shall be made one flesh again , as under the law , let it be withal considered , that God , who then joined them , hath now severed them ...
... ministers in state affairs , as well as state ministers in church affairs ? If church and state shall be made one flesh again , as under the law , let it be withal considered , that God , who then joined them , hath now severed them ...
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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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