True Christianity: from the first speaking of children, until they come to the holy communion. Also a discourse of ConfirmationLawton Gilliver at Homer's Head over-against St. Dunstan's Church in Fleetstreet, 1729 - 275 psl. |
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And therefore it was ill done , however he might mean well , to fow the feed of caufelefs divifions in the Church , where there are fo many already . P. 46 , A. 3 , to Heb . 11. 3 , 6. add , As for the wicked blafphemy of thofe that fay ...
And therefore it was ill done , however he might mean well , to fow the feed of caufelefs divifions in the Church , where there are fo many already . P. 46 , A. 3 , to Heb . 11. 3 , 6. add , As for the wicked blafphemy of thofe that fay ...
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... and be fenfible of every thing they speak to God . To this end , let children always ufe childrens language . By no means fuffer them to prate before God any thing that they do not understand , how common foever it be .
... and be fenfible of every thing they speak to God . To this end , let children always ufe childrens language . By no means fuffer them to prate before God any thing that they do not understand , how common foever it be .
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... because it was eaten in Remembrance of God's Paffing over , his Paffing over his people when he flew the firstborn of the Egyptians , ( Exod . xii . 11. to 15 , 26 , 27. ) and his delivering his people by that means from the bondage ...
... because it was eaten in Remembrance of God's Paffing over , his Paffing over his people when he flew the firstborn of the Egyptians , ( Exod . xii . 11. to 15 , 26 , 27. ) and his delivering his people by that means from the bondage ...
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And if this our partaking or joyning with Chrift in his Offering for us his Body and Blood , be done as it ought to be ; then it is also our partaking of the Benefits of his Body broken , and Blood fhed for us , that is the means ...
And if this our partaking or joyning with Chrift in his Offering for us his Body and Blood , be done as it ought to be ; then it is also our partaking of the Benefits of his Body broken , and Blood fhed for us , that is the means ...
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And by the fame means fo much of the Expofition of the Orders of Confirmation and the Communion , as is neceffary for young beginners , will be speedily learnt . And then they may , and must go on with Diligence to understand the rest ...
And by the fame means fo much of the Expofition of the Orders of Confirmation and the Communion , as is neceffary for young beginners , will be speedily learnt . And then they may , and must go on with Diligence to understand the rest ...
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| Pavadinimas | True Christianity: from the first speaking of children, until they come to the holy communion. Also a discourse of Confirmation True Christianity: from the first speaking of children, until they come to the holy communion. Also a discourse of Confirmation, Thomas Colbatch |
| Autorius | Thomas Colbatch |
| Leidėjas | Lawton Gilliver at Homer's Head over-against St. Dunstan's Church in Fleetstreet, 1729 |
| Originalas iš | Oksfordo universitetas |
| Pakeista skaitmenine forma | 24 balandžio 2007 |
| Ilgis | 275 psl. |
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