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Page 7
That special labour was the Levitical and ceremonial service of the tabernacle ,
Numb . xviii . 21 , 31 , which is now abolished : the right therefore of that special
hire must needs be withal abolished , as being also ceremonial . That tithes were
...
That special labour was the Levitical and ceremonial service of the tabernacle ,
Numb . xviii . 21 , 31 , which is now abolished : the right therefore of that special
hire must needs be withal abolished , as being also ceremonial . That tithes were
...
Page 10
But our ministers , though neither priests nor kings more than any other Christian
, greater in their own esteem than Abraham and all his seed , for the verbal
labour of a seventh day's preachment , not bringing , like Melchisedec , bread or
wine ...
But our ministers , though neither priests nor kings more than any other Christian
, greater in their own esteem than Abraham and all his seed , for the verbal
labour of a seventh day's preachment , not bringing , like Melchisedec , bread or
wine ...
Page 15
... his manner was , but declared only by a rule of common equity , whichi
proportions the hire as well to the ability of him who gives , as to the labour of him
who receives , and recommends him only as worthy , not invests him with a legal
right .
... his manner was , but declared only by a rule of common equity , whichi
proportions the hire as well to the ability of him who gives , as to the labour of him
who receives , and recommends him only as worthy , not invests him with a legal
right .
Page 17
... judgment , but the lost labour of much unprofitable reading . And yet a late hot
querist * for tithes , whom ye may know , by his wits lying ever beside him in the
margin , to be ever beside his wits in the text , a fierce reformer once , now
rankled ...
... judgment , but the lost labour of much unprofitable reading . And yet a late hot
querist * for tithes , whom ye may know , by his wits lying ever beside him in the
margin , to be ever beside his wits in the text , a fierce reformer once , now
rankled ...
Page 22
Seeing then , that God hath given to ministers under the gospel that only which is
justly given them , that is to say , a due and moderate livelihood , the hire of their
labour , and that the heave - offering of tithes is abolished with the altar ; yea ...
Seeing then , that God hath given to ministers under the gospel that only which is
justly given them , that is to say , a due and moderate livelihood , the hire of their
labour , and that the heave - offering of tithes is abolished with the altar ; yea ...
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