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Page xiv
... divine , that He could deep mysteries unriddle , 6 As easily as thread a needle , ' as is said in the poem . The author of Hudibras is preferrable to Scarron , because he has one fixed mark or object ; and that by a surprising effort of ...
... divine , that He could deep mysteries unriddle , 6 As easily as thread a needle , ' as is said in the poem . The author of Hudibras is preferrable to Scarron , because he has one fixed mark or object ; and that by a surprising effort of ...
Page xliv
... divine rather than a human composition , and in their publications addressed to the foreign reformed churches , particularly those of Geneva and Holland , continued to represent the King as an apostate from the Protestant religion ...
... divine rather than a human composition , and in their publications addressed to the foreign reformed churches , particularly those of Geneva and Holland , continued to represent the King as an apostate from the Protestant religion ...
Page lxi
... divine , were superior to the beggarly elements of justice and humanity . A considerable party disclaimed against tythes and hireling priesthood , and were resolved , that the magistrate should not support , by power or revenue , any ...
... divine , were superior to the beggarly elements of justice and humanity . A considerable party disclaimed against tythes and hireling priesthood , and were resolved , that the magistrate should not support , by power or revenue , any ...
Page lxxi
... divine composition itself . His own breast , he imagined , was full of the same inspiration which had guided the prophets and apostles themselves ; and by this inward light must every spiritual obscurity be cleared ; by this living ...
... divine composition itself . His own breast , he imagined , was full of the same inspiration which had guided the prophets and apostles themselves ; and by this inward light must every spiritual obscurity be cleared ; by this living ...
Page lxxii
... divine worship , each rose up in his place , and deli- vered the extemporary inspirations of the Holy Ghost . Women also were admitted to teach the brethren , and were considered as proper vehicles to convey the dictates of the spirit ...
... divine worship , each rose up in his place , and deli- vered the extemporary inspirations of the Holy Ghost . Women also were admitted to teach the brethren , and were considered as proper vehicles to convey the dictates of the spirit ...
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