The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3Bell, 1881 |
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Page 152
... allowed for competent judges of a minister's ability . " For how else can be fulfilled that which God hath promised , to pour out such abundance of knowledge upon all sorts of men in the times of the gospel ? How should 152 AN APOLOGY ...
... allowed for competent judges of a minister's ability . " For how else can be fulfilled that which God hath promised , to pour out such abundance of knowledge upon all sorts of men in the times of the gospel ? How should 152 AN APOLOGY ...
Page 385
... allowed it not , and therefore it must be abolished . But the contrary to this will sooner follow , that because he suffered it for a cause , therefore in relation to that cause he allowed it . Next , if he in his wisdom , and ir the ...
... allowed it not , and therefore it must be abolished . But the contrary to this will sooner follow , that because he suffered it for a cause , therefore in relation to that cause he allowed it . Next , if he in his wisdom , and ir the ...
Page 388
... allowed in the gospel only to avoid an evil , be- cause no other end is there expressed . Thus Moses of neces- sity suffered many to put away their wives for hardness of heart ; but enacted the law of divorce doubtless for other good ...
... allowed in the gospel only to avoid an evil , be- cause no other end is there expressed . Thus Moses of neces- sity suffered many to put away their wives for hardness of heart ; but enacted the law of divorce doubtless for other good ...
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