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... seems that easy as it is to show the scriptural character of the Established Church as a whole , there is scarcely a part of it about which Churchmen themselves should be expected to be of one mind . It is , it seems , the glory of her ...
... seems that easy as it is to show the scriptural character of the Established Church as a whole , there is scarcely a part of it about which Churchmen themselves should be expected to be of one mind . It is , it seems , the glory of her ...
Side 140
... seems , given up as inde- fensible ; and it was an occasion of no small delight to our author's coercionist auditory , to find that there was at least one passage which appeared to lend its sanction to their favorite principle , though ...
... seems , given up as inde- fensible ; and it was an occasion of no small delight to our author's coercionist auditory , to find that there was at least one passage which appeared to lend its sanction to their favorite principle , though ...
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... seems to be , that every thing which the Christian believes concerning his ' Jesus , is annihilated ; all the encouragement which he derives from this be- lief are wrested from him ; all his consolations made a prey . The exhaust ...
... seems to be , that every thing which the Christian believes concerning his ' Jesus , is annihilated ; all the encouragement which he derives from this be- lief are wrested from him ; all his consolations made a prey . The exhaust ...
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