Protestantism and the Bible: Lectures Delivered in St. Ann's Church on the Sunday Evenings of Advent, 1880R. Coddington, 1888 - 221 psl. |
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... tures , and professed in the light of the inspired word to restore Christianity to its primitive purity . Their descendants have ever since claimed the Bible as their peculiar property , and rely upon it for their doc- trines ; while by ...
... tures , and professed in the light of the inspired word to restore Christianity to its primitive purity . Their descendants have ever since claimed the Bible as their peculiar property , and rely upon it for their doc- trines ; while by ...
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... more Scripture passages extant than those which were read to the people ; for the Scrip- * D'Aubigné , Vol . I. p . 197 . + lbid . , p . 198 . tures were at that time very little known in the PRETENSIONS OF THE REFORMERS . 13.
... more Scripture passages extant than those which were read to the people ; for the Scrip- * D'Aubigné , Vol . I. p . 197 . + lbid . , p . 198 . tures were at that time very little known in the PRETENSIONS OF THE REFORMERS . 13.
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... tures were at that time very little known in the world . " * The Rev. Dr. Maitland , a Protestant clergyman , thus writes : " I believe that the idea which many persons have of ecclesiastical history may be briefly stated thus that the ...
... tures were at that time very little known in the world . " * The Rev. Dr. Maitland , a Protestant clergyman , thus writes : " I believe that the idea which many persons have of ecclesiastical history may be briefly stated thus that the ...
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... tures , had suppressed them and prevented their use . The principal versions of the Bible were in the Latin tongue , and the conclusion is drawn that the people were not allowed to have recourse to them , and that even the priesthood ...
... tures , had suppressed them and prevented their use . The principal versions of the Bible were in the Latin tongue , and the conclusion is drawn that the people were not allowed to have recourse to them , and that even the priesthood ...
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... tures before the date on which he is said to have made his great discovery of the unknown word of God . The invention of printing took place in A.D. 1438 . Before that time the sacred books were all preserved in writing . First they ...
... tures before the date on which he is said to have made his great discovery of the unknown word of God . The invention of printing took place in A.D. 1438 . Before that time the sacred books were all preserved in writing . First they ...
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