The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3G. Bell and Sons, 1909 |
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... better reality , 1 Pet . ii . 5 , signifying the Christian true and " holy priesthood to offer up spiritual sacri- fice ; " it follows hence , that we are now justly exempt from paying tithes to any who claim from Aaron , since that ...
... better reality , 1 Pet . ii . 5 , signifying the Christian true and " holy priesthood to offer up spiritual sacri- fice ; " it follows hence , that we are now justly exempt from paying tithes to any who claim from Aaron , since that ...
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... better than whom he blessed , ver . 7 , receiving tithes from them all , not as a maintenance , which Melchisedec needed not , but as a sign of homage and subjection to their king and priest ; whereas ministers bear not the person of ...
... better than whom he blessed , ver . 7 , receiving tithes from them all , not as a maintenance , which Melchisedec needed not , but as a sign of homage and subjection to their king and priest ; whereas ministers bear not the person of ...
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... better agreeing with reformed churches abroad than the rest of our divines . As therefore the seventh day is not moral , but a convenient recourse of worship in fit season , whether seventh or other number ; so neither is the tenth of ...
... better agreeing with reformed churches abroad than the rest of our divines . As therefore the seventh day is not moral , but a convenient recourse of worship in fit season , whether seventh or other number ; so neither is the tenth of ...
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... better colour , made it a sacra- ment ; being of itself a civil ordinance , a household contract , a thing indifferent and free to the whole race of mankind , not as religious , but as men : best , indeed , undertaken to religious ends ...
... better colour , made it a sacra- ment ; being of itself a civil ordinance , a household contract , a thing indifferent and free to the whole race of mankind , not as religious , but as men : best , indeed , undertaken to religious ends ...
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... better with the church , being unjustly taken by those emperors , without suffrage of the people , out of the tributes and public lands of each city , whereby the people became liable to be oppressed with other taxes . Being therefore ...
... better with the church , being unjustly taken by those emperors , without suffrage of the people , out of the tributes and public lands of each city , whereby the people became liable to be oppressed with other taxes . Being therefore ...
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