The Prose Works of John Milton ...H. G. Bohn, 1910 |
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Page 187
... joining , falsely sup- posed against the express end of his own ordinance . And what his chief end was of creating woman to be joined with man , his own instituting words declare , and are infallible to inform us what is marriage , and ...
... joining , falsely sup- posed against the express end of his own ordinance . And what his chief end was of creating woman to be joined with man , his own instituting words declare , and are infallible to inform us what is marriage , and ...
Page 250
... joining , and not the contrary . So like- wise the apostle witnesseth , 1 Cor . vii . 15 , that in marriage " God hath called us to peace . " And doubtless in what re- spect he hath called us to marriage , in that also he hath joined us ...
... joining , and not the contrary . So like- wise the apostle witnesseth , 1 Cor . vii . 15 , that in marriage " God hath called us to peace . " And doubtless in what re- spect he hath called us to marriage , in that also he hath joined us ...
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... joined , but God never joined against the meaning of his own ordinance . And if he joined them not , then is there no power above their own consent to hinder them from unjoining , when they can- not reap the soberest ends of being ...
... joined , but God never joined against the meaning of his own ordinance . And if he joined them not , then is there no power above their own consent to hinder them from unjoining , when they can- not reap the soberest ends of being ...
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ANIMADVERSIONS UPON THE REMONSTRANTS DEFENCE | 42 |
Expositions upon the Four chief Places | 315 |
a Reply to a Nameless Answer against the | 434 |
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