The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volume 2J. Johnson, 1806 |
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... words of Chrift are plainly against all divorce , cept in cafe of fornication ? " to whom he whofe mind were to answer no more but this , " except alfo in cafe of charity , " might fafely appeal to the more plain words of Chrift in ...
... words of Chrift are plainly against all divorce , cept in cafe of fornication ? " to whom he whofe mind were to answer no more but this , " except alfo in cafe of charity , " might fafely appeal to the more plain words of Chrift in ...
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... words , many inftances will teach us : wherein we may plainly difcover how Christ meant not to be taken word for word , but like a wife physician , adminiftering one excess against another , to reduce us to a permifs ; where they were ...
... words , many inftances will teach us : wherein we may plainly difcover how Christ meant not to be taken word for word , but like a wife physician , adminiftering one excess against another , to reduce us to a permifs ; where they were ...
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... words and protesta- tion made in the fame fermon , not many verses before he treats of divorcing , that he came not to abrogate from the law one jot or tittle , ' and denounces against them that fhall fo teach . But St. Luke , the verfe ...
... words and protesta- tion made in the fame fermon , not many verses before he treats of divorcing , that he came not to abrogate from the law one jot or tittle , ' and denounces against them that fhall fo teach . But St. Luke , the verfe ...
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... 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 com- mand than divorce , but only a free permiffion to him who cannot contain ...
... 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 com- mand than divorce , but only a free permiffion to him who cannot contain ...
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... words , as referring his own words to be interpreted by the law , and oftener obfcures his mind in fhort , and vehement , and compact fentences , to blind and puzzle them the more , who would not understand the jaw . The Jews therefore ...
... words , as referring his own words to be interpreted by the law , and oftener obfcures his mind in fhort , and vehement , and compact fentences , to blind and puzzle them the more , who would not understand the jaw . The Jews therefore ...
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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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