A defence of the established Church and laws [by E. Synge] in answer to a book entitul'd, A vindication of marriage, as solemniz'd by Presbyterians in the north of Ireland [by J. McBride]. |
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... defign of it , being to Vindicate the Established Church and Laws , ( of which Tour GRACE has al- ways been fo Eminent a Patron ) from the Infults of those who would overturn and deftroy Them . That Almighty GOD would Long Preferve Her ...
... defign of it , being to Vindicate the Established Church and Laws , ( of which Tour GRACE has al- ways been fo Eminent a Patron ) from the Infults of those who would overturn and deftroy Them . That Almighty GOD would Long Preferve Her ...
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... defign to enter into that State , were left altogether to their own prudence , to contrive methods and words of their own ( as every one fhould think beft ) for the confirming and fure - making of the Marriage Covenant ; How eafy , in ...
... defign to enter into that State , were left altogether to their own prudence , to contrive methods and words of their own ( as every one fhould think beft ) for the confirming and fure - making of the Marriage Covenant ; How eafy , in ...
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... Defign of both Ecclefiaftical and Civil Laws con- cerning it being , as it were , to make a fence about God's Law , the better thereby to keep it from being broken ( as I have al- ready fuggefted , Sect . 6. & c . ) as every pretended ...
... Defign of both Ecclefiaftical and Civil Laws con- cerning it being , as it were , to make a fence about God's Law , the better thereby to keep it from being broken ( as I have al- ready fuggefted , Sect . 6. & c . ) as every pretended ...
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... defign'd to make the unwary Readers , of his own Party , believe fuch things as he could not but know to be falfe . For , in the first place , they who are not better inform'd , wou'd be apt to gather from his Words , that the things to ...
... defign'd to make the unwary Readers , of his own Party , believe fuch things as he could not but know to be falfe . For , in the first place , they who are not better inform'd , wou'd be apt to gather from his Words , that the things to ...
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... defign of the Spirit of God here was , to Brand with Notes of his Indignation those who make void Mar- riage Laws ( as he pretends ) there is not the leaft fhadow of Proof . Altho , if this it felf were true ; I fee not how the Efta ...
... defign of the Spirit of God here was , to Brand with Notes of his Indignation those who make void Mar- riage Laws ( as he pretends ) there is not the leaft fhadow of Proof . Altho , if this it felf were true ; I fee not how the Efta ...
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Page 215 - Jesus answered him, I spake openly to the world : I ever taught in the synagogue, and in the temple, whither the Jews always resort; and in secret have I said nothing. 21 Why askest thou me ? ask them which heard me, what I have said unto them : behold, they know what I said.
Page 78 - For the hufband is the head of the wife, even as Chrift is the head of the church : and he is the Saviour of the body.
Page 274 - God's law to marry when solemnized in the face of the Church, and consummated with bodily knowledge, or fruit of children, shall be good and indissolvable," and that no prohibition, "God's law except," shall impeach any marriage without the Levitical degrees.
Page 221 - Minister for any presentment that he shall make ; all the said presentments tending to the restraint of shameless impiety, and considering that the rules both of charity and government do presume, that they did nothing therein of malice, but for the discharge of their consciences.
Page 81 - If the unbelieving will depart, let him depart. A brother or a sister, ie a Christian man or wowan, is not under bondage in such cases.
Page 132 - Rant to such bodies as shall be here interred, that they with us, and we with them, may have our perfect consummation and bliss both in body and soul in thine everlasting Kingdom. Turn flexis genibus ante sacram Mensam pergit porro.
Page 182 - Man and Wife in perpetual Love, that they defire not to be St* parated for any Difplea/iire or Adverfity, that jbaH hereafter happen. Now this pafTage i
Page 215 - Prieft anfzvered, and f aid unto him, I adjure thee by the Living God (that is , I require thee upon Oath) that Thou tell tit Wkether Thou be the Chrift, the Son of God?