The English Review, Volume 10F. & J. Rivington., 1848 |
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Page 36
... regard the Articles as an unnecessary restraint on private judgment . Others , again , would wish to be freed from their positive statements on the subject of the Holy Trinity ; others would not regret to be relieved from the necessity ...
... regard the Articles as an unnecessary restraint on private judgment . Others , again , would wish to be freed from their positive statements on the subject of the Holy Trinity ; others would not regret to be relieved from the necessity ...
Page 64
... men are here taught to regard the unction of their tutors ' prayers with distrust and ridicule , if not contempt ? Who sees not that the effect of such a 99 suggestion might also be to restrain future symptoms of what 64 Loss and Gain .
... men are here taught to regard the unction of their tutors ' prayers with distrust and ridicule , if not contempt ? Who sees not that the effect of such a 99 suggestion might also be to restrain future symptoms of what 64 Loss and Gain .
Page 103
... regard of public discipline , has been ever exer- cised in subordination to the bishop's tribunal ; that the judge must weigh evidence and convict , before the subordinate officer can be called upon to execute sentence . The question ...
... regard of public discipline , has been ever exer- cised in subordination to the bishop's tribunal ; that the judge must weigh evidence and convict , before the subordinate officer can be called upon to execute sentence . The question ...
Page 113
... regard relaxed , were an easy prey to that De- ceiver , whose favourite conquests are of high - strung souls . The transition from a conviction of ministerial unfaithfulness to a denial of ministerial commission , -from horror at ...
... regard relaxed , were an easy prey to that De- ceiver , whose favourite conquests are of high - strung souls . The transition from a conviction of ministerial unfaithfulness to a denial of ministerial commission , -from horror at ...
Page 122
... regard for Dis- cipline is , to a lamentable extent , opening the door for their profanation , and closing the ear to that Word of God which requires that He be served in the beauty of holiness . But having glanced at this portion of ...
... regard for Dis- cipline is , to a lamentable extent , opening the door for their profanation , and closing the ear to that Word of God which requires that He be served in the beauty of holiness . But having glanced at this portion of ...
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