Prose Works ...: Containing His Principal Political and Ecclesiastical Pieces, with New Translations, and an Introduction, Volume 1J. Miller, 1809 |
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Page xiii
... punish both clergy and laity who refused compliance , in the minutest point , with these rules . To prevent , all publications , which inveighed against the usurpa- tions of churchmen , or contained any insinua- tions against the ...
... punish both clergy and laity who refused compliance , in the minutest point , with these rules . To prevent , all publications , which inveighed against the usurpa- tions of churchmen , or contained any insinua- tions against the ...
Page xvii
... punished obstinate error only by simple exclusion from their church .. Marriage they considered as a civil contract , and to be resigned to the magistrate . The presbyte- rians , once persecuted , became , as usual , perse- cutors in ...
... punished obstinate error only by simple exclusion from their church .. Marriage they considered as a civil contract , and to be resigned to the magistrate . The presbyte- rians , once persecuted , became , as usual , perse- cutors in ...
Page xlix
... punishment of divine wrath ; and the noble and magnanimous manner in which he speaks upon this melancholy subject cannot be read without deep sympathy and unmixed admiration . This piece therefore has furnished his biographers with more ...
... punishment of divine wrath ; and the noble and magnanimous manner in which he speaks upon this melancholy subject cannot be read without deep sympathy and unmixed admiration . This piece therefore has furnished his biographers with more ...
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... punish men when they have transgressed , than form them to be such as should transgress seldomest , we may conceive great hopes , through the showers of divine benediction water- ing the unmolested and watchful pains of the ministry ...
... punish men when they have transgressed , than form them to be such as should transgress seldomest , we may conceive great hopes , through the showers of divine benediction water- ing the unmolested and watchful pains of the ministry ...
Page 128
... punished or molested by any outward force on earth whatsoever , I distrust not , through God's implored assistance , to make plain by these following arguments . First , it cannot be denied , being the main foundation of our protestant ...
... punished or molested by any outward force on earth whatsoever , I distrust not , through God's implored assistance , to make plain by these following arguments . First , it cannot be denied , being the main foundation of our protestant ...
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