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But of these worthies we shall have occasion , in the sequel , to speak more at
large . Another epoch in the history of our country calls to remembrance a scene ,
over which charity would fain spread a veil of oblivion . That dissent , to which I ...
But of these worthies we shall have occasion , in the sequel , to speak more at
large . Another epoch in the history of our country calls to remembrance a scene ,
over which charity would fain spread a veil of oblivion . That dissent , to which I ...
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stand indebted for the spiritual blessings we still enjoy , not to repel unjust
insinuations against their characters -- not to speak with severe animadversion
on the idle stories raked up from the sink of old Romish calumnies , circulated
among the ...
stand indebted for the spiritual blessings we still enjoy , not to repel unjust
insinuations against their characters -- not to speak with severe animadversion
on the idle stories raked up from the sink of old Romish calumnies , circulated
among the ...
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An old Father , speaking of the tradition of the Catholic church , gives the
following definition : It consists , he observes , in antiquity ... When , therefore ,
observes a most able writer on this subject , we speak of tradition of testimony ,
tradition of ...
An old Father , speaking of the tradition of the Catholic church , gives the
following definition : It consists , he observes , in antiquity ... When , therefore ,
observes a most able writer on this subject , we speak of tradition of testimony ,
tradition of ...
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But let our Mother speak for herself , in rhe own words . “ It is not lawful , ” says
our ninth Article , “ to ordain any thing that is contrary to God's word written ,
neither may it expound one place of Scripture against another : wherefore ,
although the ...
But let our Mother speak for herself , in rhe own words . “ It is not lawful , ” says
our ninth Article , “ to ordain any thing that is contrary to God's word written ,
neither may it expound one place of Scripture against another : wherefore ,
although the ...
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In a Saxon Homily , in natale unius apostoli , St Paul is declared to be equal to St.
Peter . Venerable Bede , Anno Domini 673 , and his royal translator , Alfred ,
speak of him in a very high strain . prediction in her divinely inspired Hymn .
In a Saxon Homily , in natale unius apostoli , St Paul is declared to be equal to St.
Peter . Venerable Bede , Anno Domini 673 , and his royal translator , Alfred ,
speak of him in a very high strain . prediction in her divinely inspired Hymn .
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| Titel | The Insecurity of Salvation in the Church of Rome: a Sermon [on Ps. Cxxxvii. 5, 6]. |
| Autor/in | William Lowfield FANCOURT |
| Veröffentlicht | 1830 |
| Original von | British Library |
| Digitalisiert | 11. März 2019 |
| Länge | 80 Seiten |
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