The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3Bell, 1904 |
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... give in his exceptions , ere the law could pass to a full establishment . And where ought this equity to have more place , than in the liberty which is inseparable from Christian religion ? This , I am not ignorant , will be a work ...
... give in his exceptions , ere the law could pass to a full establishment . And where ought this equity to have more place , than in the liberty which is inseparable from Christian religion ? This , I am not ignorant , will be a work ...
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... give and take tithes in Abraham , cannot claim to themselves that sign of our allegiance due only to our eternal King and Priest ; cannot therefore derive tithes from Melchisedec . Lastly , the eighth verse hath thus ; " Here men that ...
... give and take tithes in Abraham , cannot claim to themselves that sign of our allegiance due only to our eternal King and Priest ; cannot therefore derive tithes from Melchisedec . Lastly , the eighth verse hath thus ; " Here men that ...
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... give out of them what they pleased ; and yet of tithes then given we find no mention . And the first Christain emperors , who did all things as bishops advised them , supplied what was wanting to the clergy not out of tithes , which ...
... give out of them what they pleased ; and yet of tithes then given we find no mention . And the first Christain emperors , who did all things as bishops advised them , supplied what was wanting to the clergy not out of tithes , which ...
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... give up the tenth of civil right and propriety to the tricks and impostures of clergymen , con- trived with all the art and argument that their bellies can in- vent or suggest ; yet so ridiculous and presuming on the people's dulness ...
... give up the tenth of civil right and propriety to the tricks and impostures of clergymen , con- trived with all the art and argument that their bellies can in- vent or suggest ; yet so ridiculous and presuming on the people's dulness ...
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... gives to the minister , he gives either as to God , or as to his teacher : if as to God , no civil power can justly ... give it as to his teacher , what justice or equity compels him to pay for learn- ing that religion which leaves ...
... gives to the minister , he gives either as to God , or as to his teacher : if as to God , no civil power can justly ... give it as to his teacher , what justice or equity compels him to pay for learn- ing that religion which leaves ...
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