The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volume 2J. Johnson, 1806 |
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... confider the tenour of the law , to be cir- cumcifed and to perform all , not pardoning fo much as . the fcapes of errour and ignorance , and compare this with the condition of the gofpel , believe and be baptized , ' Ifuppofe it cannot ...
... confider the tenour of the law , to be cir- cumcifed and to perform all , not pardoning fo much as . the fcapes of errour and ignorance , and compare this with the condition of the gofpel , believe and be baptized , ' Ifuppofe it cannot ...
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... confider diligently whether it be meant here , that nothing but actual fornication proved by witness can warrant a divorce ; for fo our canon law judges . Nevertheless , as I find that Grotius on this place hath obferved the Chriftian ...
... confider diligently whether it be meant here , that nothing but actual fornication proved by witness can warrant a divorce ; for fo our canon law judges . Nevertheless , as I find that Grotius on this place hath obferved the Chriftian ...
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... confider , that what they thus object lights not upon this book , but upon that which I engage against them , the book of God and Mofes , with all the wifdom and providence which had forecast the worst of confufion that could fucceed ...
... confider , that what they thus object lights not upon this book , but upon that which I engage against them , the book of God and Mofes , with all the wifdom and providence which had forecast the worst of confufion that could fucceed ...
Page 62
... confider timely and provide . And in fo doing let them not doubt but they fhall vindicate the mifreputed honour of God and his great lawgiver , by fuffering him to give his own laws according to the condition of man's nature beft known ...
... confider timely and provide . And in fo doing let them not doubt but they fhall vindicate the mifreputed honour of God and his great lawgiver , by fuffering him to give his own laws according to the condition of man's nature beft known ...
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... confider well what this leffon means , I will have mercy and not facrifice ; ' for on that ' faying all the law and prophets depend , ' much more the gofpel , whofe end and excellence is mercy and peace . Or if they cannot learn that ...
... confider well what this leffon means , I will have mercy and not facrifice ; ' for on that ' faying all the law and prophets depend , ' much more the gofpel , whofe end and excellence is mercy and peace . Or if they cannot learn that ...
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The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author John Milton,Charles Symmons No preview available - 2015 |
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