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Pagina 126
His Lordship's great principle , concerning the end of the Law , is , that the Jewish
church was founded to preserve , and to administer the hopes , which had been
revealed to the Patriarchs ; and there , according to the Bifhop , were the hopes ...
His Lordship's great principle , concerning the end of the Law , is , that the Jewish
church was founded to preserve , and to administer the hopes , which had been
revealed to the Patriarchs ; and there , according to the Bifhop , were the hopes ...
Pagina 190
... peculiar to that church , either in public or privare ; or been in any manner , or
by any act whatsoever , reconciled to , or expressed his approbation of , the
Popish religion , or any of the errors or tenets of that church condemned by
Protestants ...
... peculiar to that church , either in public or privare ; or been in any manner , or
by any act whatsoever , reconciled to , or expressed his approbation of , the
Popish religion , or any of the errors or tenets of that church condemned by
Protestants ...
Pagina 474
But the Papifts are confistent with themselves ; they ease us , indeed , of all
further trouble in the exercise of our own reason , yet they provide a ' resource for
us in the Reason of the church , to whose decifions they make us over , and in
which ...
But the Papifts are confistent with themselves ; they ease us , indeed , of all
further trouble in the exercise of our own reason , yet they provide a ' resource for
us in the Reason of the church , to whose decifions they make us over , and in
which ...
Pagina 566
We “ There are some particular periods of our church history , it must be owned ,
which have been wrote by men of great abilities and character , such as the
Antiquities of the British Churches , by Bishop Stillingfleet ; Dr. Inet's History of the
...
We “ There are some particular periods of our church history , it must be owned ,
which have been wrote by men of great abilities and character , such as the
Antiquities of the British Churches , by Bishop Stillingfleet ; Dr. Inet's History of the
...
Pagina 570
Christian church continued in it , tho ' not maintained with cequal zeal , to the
perfecution of Dioclefian . 1389 1109 Dioclesian , and his cruel , furious
colleague Maximian , having the government of the Roman Empire in their &
hands , stuck at ...
Christian church continued in it , tho ' not maintained with cequal zeal , to the
perfecution of Dioclefian . 1389 1109 Dioclesian , and his cruel , furious
colleague Maximian , having the government of the Roman Empire in their &
hands , stuck at ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | The Monthly Review, Volume 15 |
| Redacteurs | Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths |
| Uitgever | R. Griffiths., 1756 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | Northwestern University |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 11 april 2012 |
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