An Abridgment of the Controversy Between the Church of England, and the New Pseudo-primitives. Wherein the Chief Arguments on Each Side are Propos'd in So Short and Plain a Method, as May Render it Generally Useful, Even to Persons of the Meanest Capacity: in a Dialogue Between Neophytus, an Essentialist Clergyman, and Irenæus, a Layman of the Church of EnglandC. Rivington, 1722 - 56 pages |
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... Argu- ment , the great Author of the Defence of the Reafons has obferv'd , that it is moft probable , that Melchifedec offer'd what was commonly drank in thofe warm Countries , which was Wine diluted . Iren . This at best is but ...
... Argu- ment , the great Author of the Defence of the Reafons has obferv'd , that it is moft probable , that Melchifedec offer'd what was commonly drank in thofe warm Countries , which was Wine diluted . Iren . This at best is but ...
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... Argu- ments has already been feen ; and your Con- duct has been fo rafh in this whole Difpute , your Notions fo unfettled ; that if we come over to you , we know not where we fhall ftop : You pleaded for King Edward's Liturgy first ...
... Argu- ments has already been feen ; and your Con- duct has been fo rafh in this whole Difpute , your Notions fo unfettled ; that if we come over to you , we know not where we fhall ftop : You pleaded for King Edward's Liturgy first ...
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... Argu- ment of Reverence to our Saviour ; and the Charge of Prophaneness will lie at their Doors , who do not flick to take this ftrange Liberty of interpreting them , mere- ly to ferve a defperate Caufe . Pag . 11 , 12 , he fays , that ...
... Argu- ment of Reverence to our Saviour ; and the Charge of Prophaneness will lie at their Doors , who do not flick to take this ftrange Liberty of interpreting them , mere- ly to ferve a defperate Caufe . Pag . 11 , 12 , he fays , that ...
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... Argu- ment ; but let him remember it is his own , not mine , and that his Mirth is only making a Fest of himself . To fave him the Trouble of bungling at it a fecond Time , I shall reduce my Argument into Syllogifm for him ; and then it ...
... Argu- ment ; but let him remember it is his own , not mine , and that his Mirth is only making a Fest of himself . To fave him the Trouble of bungling at it a fecond Time , I shall reduce my Argument into Syllogifm for him ; and then it ...
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Page 19 - ALMIGHTY GOD, with whom do live the spirits of them that depart hence in the LORD, and with whom the souls of the faithful, after they are delivered from the burden of the flesh, are in joy and felicity...
Page 11 - And at that time there was a great persecution against the church which was at Jerusalem ; and they were all scattered abroad throughout the regions of Judea and Samaria, except the apostles. 2 And devout men carried Stephen to his burial, and made great lamentation over him.
Page 19 - Remember not, Lord, our offences, nor the offences of our forefathers...
Page 47 - Let these and such other places be sufficient to take away the gross error of purgatory out of our heads ; neither let us dream any more, that the souls of the dead are any thing at all holpen by our prayers...
Page 27 - Spirit, how fhall he that occupieth the Room of the Unlearned, fay Amen at thy giving of Thanks, feeing he underftandeth not what thou fayeft ? For thou verily giveft Thanks well, but the other ii not edified.
Page 9 - ... very serviceable to the ends of religion : it supposes our friends but removed to a distant country, and existing in a different condition : and that they only die in one place to live in another. It refreshes the belief of the soul's immortality, draws back the curtain of the grave, and opens a communication between this world and the other.
Page 31 - Adminiftration, the Merits of it are applied to every Receiver, The Body of Chrift, which was given *' for thee, (and is now exhibited to God in *' thy behalf) preferve thy Body and Soul to " everlajiing Life. No wife Man is for AL** terations, but in Cafe of apparent Neceffity, *£ which I cannot perceive in the Matter now *
Page v - Abrogation of the Ceremonial Law> the Rejection of the Jews, and the calling in vf the Gentiles.