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Page 26
... or other , I trust , may be found some wholesome body of divinity , as they call it
, without school - terms and metaphysical noiions , which have obscured rather
than explained our religion , and made it seem difficult without cause .
... or other , I trust , may be found some wholesome body of divinity , as they call it
, without school - terms and metaphysical noiions , which have obscured rather
than explained our religion , and made it seem difficult without cause .
Page 27
... as well as in the study of scripture , ( which is the only true theology , ) that they
might be no burden to the church ; and by the example of Christ , might cure both
soul and body ; through industry joining that to their ministry , which he joined to ...
... as well as in the study of scripture , ( which is the only true theology , ) that they
might be no burden to the church ; and by the example of Christ , might cure both
soul and body ; through industry joining that to their ministry , which he joined to ...
Page 29
... a carnal on a spiritual , a political head on an ecclesiastical body ; which at
length , by such heterogeneal , such incestuous conjunction , transforms her
ofttimes into a beast of many heads and many horns . For if the church be of all
societies ...
... a carnal on a spiritual , a political head on an ecclesiastical body ; which at
length , by such heterogeneal , such incestuous conjunction , transforms her
ofttimes into a beast of many heads and many horns . For if the church be of all
societies ...
Page 37
He gave some apostles , & c For the perfecting of the saints , for the work of the
ministry , for the edifying of the body of Christ , till we all come to the unity of the
faith . ” Whereby we may know , that as he made them at the first , so he makes ...
He gave some apostles , & c For the perfecting of the saints , for the work of the
ministry , for the edifying of the body of Christ , till we all come to the unity of the
faith . ” Whereby we may know , that as he made them at the first , so he makes ...
Page 51
... as those hydropic humours not discernible at first from a fair and juicy
fleshiness of body ; or that unwonted ruddy colour , which seems graceful to a
cheek otherwise pale , and yet arises from evil causes , either of some inward
obstruction or ...
... as those hydropic humours not discernible at first from a fair and juicy
fleshiness of body ; or that unwonted ruddy colour , which seems graceful to a
cheek otherwise pale , and yet arises from evil causes , either of some inward
obstruction or ...
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| Title | The Prose Works of John Milton ... Bohn's Standard Library Volume 3 of The Prose Works of John Milton, John Milton |
| Author | John Milton |
| Publisher | Bell & Daldy, 1872 |
| Original from | National Library of Israel |
| Digitized | 16 Jan 2020 |
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