Institutes of the Christian Religion, Volume 3H. Howe, 1816 - Reformed Church |
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... Pontiff , if we compare them with the ancient Church of Israel , as delineated by the prophets . There was a true Church among the Jews and the Israelites , while they continued to observe the laws of the covenant ; because they then ...
... Pontiff , if we compare them with the ancient Church of Israel , as delineated by the prophets . There was a true Church among the Jews and the Israelites , while they continued to observe the laws of the covenant ; because they then ...
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... Pontiff ; that the cardinals should take the lead , that in the next place they should unite with them the rest of the clergy , and lastly that the election should be confirmed by the consent of the people . And at the conclusion he ...
... Pontiff ; that the cardinals should take the lead , that in the next place they should unite with them the rest of the clergy , and lastly that the election should be confirmed by the consent of the people . And at the conclusion he ...
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... Pontiff , has caused no new injury to the Church , because the election has only been taken from the canons , who had seized or rather stolen it without any just claim . It is certainly a most disgraceful example , that courtiers are ...
... Pontiff , has caused no new injury to the Church , because the election has only been taken from the canons , who had seized or rather stolen it without any just claim . It is certainly a most disgraceful example , that courtiers are ...
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... pontiff , as the vicar of Christ who is head of the Church , presides over the uni- versal Church in his stead , and that the Church cannot be well constituted , unless that see holds the primacy above all others . Wherefore it is ...
... pontiff , as the vicar of Christ who is head of the Church , presides over the uni- versal Church in his stead , and that the Church cannot be well constituted , unless that see holds the primacy above all others . Wherefore it is ...
Page 115
... 22. iv . 15. v . 23. Col. i . 18. ii . 10 . ( q ) Ephes . iv . 5—7 . 11 . ( p ) Ephes . iv . 10 . ( † ) Ephes . iv . 4 , 5 . diately added , " one supreme pontiff to preserve the CHAP . VI . ] 115 CHRISTIAN RELIGION .
... 22. iv . 15. v . 23. Col. i . 18. ii . 10 . ( q ) Ephes . iv . 5—7 . 11 . ( p ) Ephes . iv . 10 . ( † ) Ephes . iv . 4 , 5 . diately added , " one supreme pontiff to preserve the CHAP . VI . ] 115 CHRISTIAN RELIGION .
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