The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volume 2J. Johnson, 1806 |
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... granted to the hard hearts of his holy people , under his own hand , a civil immunity and free charter to live and die in a long fucceffive adultery , under a covenant of works , till the Meffiah , and then that indulgent permiffion to ...
... granted to the hard hearts of his holy people , under his own hand , a civil immunity and free charter to live and die in a long fucceffive adultery , under a covenant of works , till the Meffiah , and then that indulgent permiffion to ...
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... granting any law of divorce , but only a difpenfation , which is contrary to the words of Chrift , who himfelf calls it a ' Law , ' Mark x , 5 : or if we speak of a command in the ftricteft definition , then marriage itself is no more a ...
... granting any law of divorce , but only a difpenfation , which is contrary to the words of Chrift , who himfelf calls it a ' Law , ' Mark x , 5 : or if we speak of a command in the ftricteft definition , then marriage itself is no more a ...
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... granting it that a hated woman ' ( for fo the Hebrew word fignifies rather than ' odious ' , though it come all . to one ) that a hated woman , when she is married , is a thing that the earth cannot bear . ' What follows then , but that ...
... granting it that a hated woman ' ( for fo the Hebrew word fignifies rather than ' odious ' , though it come all . to one ) that a hated woman , when she is married , is a thing that the earth cannot bear . ' What follows then , but that ...
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... granted premises of another law following , contrary to the words of Chrift , Mark x , 5 , and all other tranflations of graveft autho- rity , who render it in form of a law , agreeably to Mal . ii , 16 , as it is moft anciently and ...
... granted premises of another law following , contrary to the words of Chrift , Mark x , 5 , and all other tranflations of graveft autho- rity , who render it in form of a law , agreeably to Mal . ii , 16 , as it is moft anciently and ...
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... granted , as Beza and others fay , not for men , but to release afflicted wives ; certainly , it is not only a difpenfation , but a moft merciful law ; and why it fhould not yet be in force , being wholly as needful , I know not what ...
... granted , as Beza and others fay , not for men , but to release afflicted wives ; certainly , it is not only a difpenfation , but a moft merciful law ; and why it fhould not yet be in force , being wholly as needful , I know not what ...
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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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