Critical & Historical Essays, Volume 2Dent, 1907 |
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Page 61
... apostolical succession . Zeal for God , love for his fellow - creatures , pleasure in the exercise of his newly dis- covered powers , impel him to become a preacher . He has no quarrel with the establishment , no objection to its ...
... apostolical succession . Zeal for God , love for his fellow - creatures , pleasure in the exercise of his newly dis- covered powers , impel him to become a preacher . He has no quarrel with the establishment , no objection to its ...
Page 268
... apostolical succession of ministers , and within whose pale is to be found that unity which is essential to truth . For her decisions he claims a degree of reverence far beyond what she has ever , in any of her formularies , claimed for ...
... apostolical succession of ministers , and within whose pale is to be found that unity which is essential to truth . For her decisions he claims a degree of reverence far beyond what she has ever , in any of her formularies , claimed for ...
Page 271
... succession of the Church in her apostolical ministry . We have , therefore , still among us the ordained hereditary witnesses of the truth , conveying it to us through an unbroken series from our Lord Jesus Christ and His Apostles ...
... succession of the Church in her apostolical ministry . We have , therefore , still among us the ordained hereditary witnesses of the truth , conveying it to us through an unbroken series from our Lord Jesus Christ and His Apostles ...
Page 272
Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay. England is the true Church because she has the succession ; and that she has the succession because she is the true Church . What evidence , then , have we for the fact of the apostolical succession ...
Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay. England is the true Church because she has the succession ; and that she has the succession because she is the true Church . What evidence , then , have we for the fact of the apostolical succession ...
Page 274
... apostolical succession is quite certain . Hooker admits that deviations from the general rule have been frequent , and with a boldness worthy of his high and statesmanlike intellect , pronounces them to have been often justifiable ...
... apostolical succession is quite certain . Hooker admits that deviations from the general rule have been frequent , and with a boldness worthy of his high and statesmanlike intellect , pronounces them to have been often justifiable ...
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