American Literature: An Anthology and Critical Survey, Volume 1C. Scribner's Sons, 1948 - 1120 pages |
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... scripture , nor in the primitive churches three hundred years after Christ . So that , all agreeing in the chief matter of substance , viz . that the Holy Ghost is God , and that he doth dwell in the be- lievers , ( as the Father and ...
... scripture , nor in the primitive churches three hundred years after Christ . So that , all agreeing in the chief matter of substance , viz . that the Holy Ghost is God , and that he doth dwell in the be- lievers , ( as the Father and ...
Page 161
... Scripture to me but the Lord : he must be the prophet . Then he brought to my mind another Scripture , he that denies the Testament denies the death of the Testator , from whence the Lord did let me see that every- one that did not ...
... Scripture to me but the Lord : he must be the prophet . Then he brought to my mind another Scripture , he that denies the Testament denies the death of the Testator , from whence the Lord did let me see that every- one that did not ...
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... scripture hath given full direction for the right ordering of the same and that in such sort as may best maintain the euexia of the church . Mr. Hooker doth often quote a saying of our Mr. Cartwright ( though I have not RIGHT honorable ...
... scripture hath given full direction for the right ordering of the same and that in such sort as may best maintain the euexia of the church . Mr. Hooker doth often quote a saying of our Mr. Cartwright ( though I have not RIGHT honorable ...
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