The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3Bell, 1881 |
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Page 385
... suffered , " which had made against them in their own mouths , if the word of " suffering " had weakened the command . So that suffered and com- manded is here taken for the same thing on both sides of the controversy , as Cameron also ...
... suffered , " which had made against them in their own mouths , if the word of " suffering " had weakened the command . So that suffered and com- manded is here taken for the same thing on both sides of the controversy , as Cameron also ...
Page 386
... suffer the worst and heinousest incon- veniences to follow , rather than they will suffer what God suffered . Although they can know when they please , that Christ spake only to the conscience , did not judge on the civil bench , but ...
... suffer the worst and heinousest incon- veniences to follow , rather than they will suffer what God suffered . Although they can know when they please , that Christ spake only to the conscience , did not judge on the civil bench , but ...
Page 388
... suffered , it nothing follows that this law had no other reason to be permitted but for hardness of heart . The scripture seldom or never in one places sets down all the reasons of what it grants or commands , especially when it talks ...
... suffered , it nothing follows that this law had no other reason to be permitted but for hardness of heart . The scripture seldom or never in one places sets down all the reasons of what it grants or commands , especially when it talks ...
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