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16 , 17 , 18 , in which he warmly reproved the Puritans : - in what spirit , let the
reader judge from its closing paragraphs . O , ye that sometime were brethren ,
but now mortal . ó enemies — ye that sometime ware this badge , this cogni6
zance ...
16 , 17 , 18 , in which he warmly reproved the Puritans : - in what spirit , let the
reader judge from its closing paragraphs . O , ye that sometime were brethren ,
but now mortal . ó enemies — ye that sometime ware this badge , this cogni6
zance ...
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a _ This take we to be the meaning of the keys : b and that after this sort men ' s
consciences be either opened or shut . We say , that the Priest indeed is a judge
in this case ; but yet hath “ no manner of right to challenge any authority , or
power ...
a _ This take we to be the meaning of the keys : b and that after this sort men ' s
consciences be either opened or shut . We say , that the Priest indeed is a judge
in this case ; but yet hath “ no manner of right to challenge any authority , or
power ...
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Iniquity is proceeded from the elders , the judges and deputies , which pretend to
rule thy people . We cannot say now , Look how the people is , so is the priest :
for the people is not so ill as is the priest . Alas , alas , O LORD God , the self ...
Iniquity is proceeded from the elders , the judges and deputies , which pretend to
rule thy people . We cannot say now , Look how the people is , so is the priest :
for the people is not so ill as is the priest . Alas , alas , O LORD God , the self ...
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_ Which of the ancient fathers ever said , that neither king , nor prince , nor the
whole clergy , nor all the people together , are able to be judges over you ? —
Which of the ancient fathers ever o [ “ What manner of power it is that the Popa ...
_ Which of the ancient fathers ever said , that neither king , nor prince , nor the
whole clergy , nor all the people together , are able to be judges over you ? —
Which of the ancient fathers ever o [ “ What manner of power it is that the Popa ...
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... oftener in his mouth , and more reverently useth to speak of , than he doth of
JESUS CHRIST - did boldly stand against the holy council , saying , “ Whether it
be right in the sight of God , to hearken unto you more than unto God , judge ye .
... oftener in his mouth , and more reverently useth to speak of , than he doth of
JESUS CHRIST - did boldly stand against the holy council , saying , “ Whether it
be right in the sight of God , to hearken unto you more than unto God , judge ye .
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| Заглавие | The Apology for the Church of England: And A Treatise of the Holy Scriptures Том 3 от Standard works adapted to the use of the Prot. Epis. Ch. in the U.S |
| Автор | John Jewel |
| Издател | N.-Y. Protestant Episcopal Press, 1831 |
| Оригиналът е от | Нюйоркската обществена библиотека |
| Цифровизирана на | 23 авг. 2006 |
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