Essays on RomanismPresbyterian board of publication, 1841 - 407 pages |
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Page 16
... proves that there is no re- fuge which human nature , even in its greatest alarm , will not prefer to this . And if , in this moment of doubt and dismay , Popery comes in with her vast pretensions , and tells the frightened sinner ...
... proves that there is no re- fuge which human nature , even in its greatest alarm , will not prefer to this . And if , in this moment of doubt and dismay , Popery comes in with her vast pretensions , and tells the frightened sinner ...
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... prove that " the church " held this or that , but his sole declaration was to amount to the same thing . He could not produce her interpretation from an authorized com- mentary , for she has given none . He could not prove it by ...
... prove that " the church " held this or that , but his sole declaration was to amount to the same thing . He could not produce her interpretation from an authorized com- mentary , for she has given none . He could not prove it by ...
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... proves how little he thought of any claim of the Bishop of Rome to be considered as the head of the church . I believe that the Cyril quoted by Dr. Milner is one of less note than the patriarch of Alexandria ; but as he has introduced ...
... proves how little he thought of any claim of the Bishop of Rome to be considered as the head of the church . I believe that the Cyril quoted by Dr. Milner is one of less note than the patriarch of Alexandria ; but as he has introduced ...
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... prove no more than the genuine- ness or truth of the Scripture narrative ; but to be available as a proof of inspiration , must carry us di- rectly to the attestation of the only witnesses capable of certifying the circumstance . It may ...
... prove no more than the genuine- ness or truth of the Scripture narrative ; but to be available as a proof of inspiration , must carry us di- rectly to the attestation of the only witnesses capable of certifying the circumstance . It may ...
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... proved , to his own satisfaction at least , the weakness and uncertainty attendant on this course , he next proceeds to develope the Romish sys- tem . On this part of the subject he says : " Let us suppose that , not content , with the ...
... proved , to his own satisfaction at least , the weakness and uncertainty attendant on this course , he next proceeds to develope the Romish sys- tem . On this part of the subject he says : " Let us suppose that , not content , with the ...
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