Ancient Christianity, and the Doctrines of the Oxford TractsH. Hooker, 1840 - 554 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة 62
... readers ( of the religious public such as it is ) will prompt , nay compel him , to cuil the flowers of sacred ... reader would spontaneously distin- guish , with a margin pencil line , as worthy of a second perusal . All this may ...
... readers ( of the religious public such as it is ) will prompt , nay compel him , to cuil the flowers of sacred ... reader would spontaneously distin- guish , with a margin pencil line , as worthy of a second perusal . All this may ...
الصفحة 64
... reader . And thus it is , and must be , because the language of every people is not a universal medium of ideas and notions , common to mankind ; but is the instrument of a particular set of minds , nicely adapted to its occasions , and ...
... reader . And thus it is , and must be , because the language of every people is not a universal medium of ideas and notions , common to mankind ; but is the instrument of a particular set of minds , nicely adapted to its occasions , and ...
الصفحة 70
... readers of the Bi- ble , now - a - days , think of what it cost the Christians of the second and third centuries , merely to rescue and hide the sacred treasure from the rage of the heathen ! While , as yet , every thing in the church ...
... readers of the Bi- ble , now - a - days , think of what it cost the Christians of the second and third centuries , merely to rescue and hide the sacred treasure from the rage of the heathen ! While , as yet , every thing in the church ...
الصفحة 104
... again , may be adduced from writers of the second and third century , which , suppressing names and incidental allusions , an intelligent reader might easily suppose to have been taken from those 104 A TEST OF THE MORAL CONDITION.
... again , may be adduced from writers of the second and third century , which , suppressing names and incidental allusions , an intelligent reader might easily suppose to have been taken from those 104 A TEST OF THE MORAL CONDITION.
الصفحة 105
... reader . And how well might our vigilance be quickened when highly respectable Romanist writers are heard affirining ( and not without an appeal to good evidence , ) as much , in behalf of the characteristic corruptions of their own ...
... reader . And how well might our vigilance be quickened when highly respectable Romanist writers are heard affirining ( and not without an appeal to good evidence , ) as much , in behalf of the characteristic corruptions of their own ...
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