The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3Bell, 1881 |
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Page 154
... Christian teacher , but he who hath either the practice , or the knowledge of Christian reli- gion , though not so artfully digested in him . And who almost of the meanest Christians hath not heard the scrip- tures often read from his ...
... Christian teacher , but he who hath either the practice , or the knowledge of Christian reli- gion , though not so artfully digested in him . And who almost of the meanest Christians hath not heard the scrip- tures often read from his ...
Page 197
... Christian in a higher order of priest- hood , is a person dedicate to joy and peace , offering himself a lively sacrifice of praise and thanksgiving , and there is no Christian duty that is not to be seasoned and set off with ...
... Christian in a higher order of priest- hood , is a person dedicate to joy and peace , offering himself a lively sacrifice of praise and thanksgiving , and there is no Christian duty that is not to be seasoned and set off with ...
Page 409
... Christian . The Corinthians understood not this , but feared lest dwelling in matrimony with an unbe- liever , they were defiled . The apostle discusses that scruple with an evangelic reason , shewing them that although God heretofore ...
... Christian . The Corinthians understood not this , but feared lest dwelling in matrimony with an unbe- liever , they were defiled . The apostle discusses that scruple with an evangelic reason , shewing them that although God heretofore ...
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