The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3Bell, 1881 |
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... spirit ; yet he being cited before Charles the Fifth to answer for his books , and having divided them into three sorts , whereof one was of those which he had sharply written , refused , though upon deliberation given him , to retract ...
... spirit ; yet he being cited before Charles the Fifth to answer for his books , and having divided them into three sorts , whereof one was of those which he had sharply written , refused , though upon deliberation given him , to retract ...
Page 157
... Spirit of God , rather than to the fair seeming pretences of men , is the best and most du- tiful order that a Christian can observe . If the Spirit of God manifest the gift of prayer in his minister , what more seemly order in the ...
... Spirit of God , rather than to the fair seeming pretences of men , is the best and most du- tiful order that a Christian can observe . If the Spirit of God manifest the gift of prayer in his minister , what more seemly order in the ...
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... Spirit , not under the dead letter ; to follow that which most edifies , most aids and furthers a religious life , makes us holiest and likest to his immortal image , not that which makes us most conformable and captive to civil and ...
... Spirit , not under the dead letter ; to follow that which most edifies , most aids and furthers a religious life , makes us holiest and likest to his immortal image , not that which makes us most conformable and captive to civil and ...
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