“The” Works of the Most Reverend Dr. John Tillotson ...W. Ruddiman, 1772 |
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... occafion of them , which was this . Some falfe Apoftles had made a great difturbance in the churches planted by the Apoftles of Chrift , by teaching that it was neceflary for Chriftians , not only to embrace and entertain the doctrines ...
... occafion of them , which was this . Some falfe Apoftles had made a great difturbance in the churches planted by the Apoftles of Chrift , by teaching that it was neceflary for Chriftians , not only to embrace and entertain the doctrines ...
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... occafion for them . When God delivered the law to the people of Ifrael , it was accompanied with miracles , and the prophets which he fent to them from time to time , had an immediate infpiration ; but their fupreme judicature , or ...
... occafion for them . When God delivered the law to the people of Ifrael , it was accompanied with miracles , and the prophets which he fent to them from time to time , had an immediate infpiration ; but their fupreme judicature , or ...
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... occafion for the explication of them . 2. But fuppofe they had authority to explain them , this can be no infallible ... occafions . It is not neceffary that all controverfies in religion fhould either be prevented or decided : This the ...
... occafion for the explication of them . 2. But fuppofe they had authority to explain them , this can be no infallible ... occafions . It is not neceffary that all controverfies in religion fhould either be prevented or decided : This the ...
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... occafion that I know of , ufed in fcripture ; in which , for the greater emphafis and weight , the words of caution are doubled , as if the matter were of fo much concernment , that no caution about it could be too much ; to fignify to ...
... occafion that I know of , ufed in fcripture ; in which , for the greater emphafis and weight , the words of caution are doubled , as if the matter were of fo much concernment , that no caution about it could be too much ; to fignify to ...
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... occafion of fhortening a man's life , by miniftring to excefs and intemperance ; but feldom of prolonging it . And fetting afide the vain fancy and conceit of men , no man lives the more happily , for having more than he hath real use ...
... occafion of fhortening a man's life , by miniftring to excefs and intemperance ; but feldom of prolonging it . And fetting afide the vain fancy and conceit of men , no man lives the more happily , for having more than he hath real use ...
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