The Works of the Most Reverend Father in God, John Bramhall, D.D., Sometime Lord Archbishop of Armagh, Primate and Metropolitan of All Ireland, Volume 3J.H. Parker, 1844 - Theology |
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... never , as far as I am aware , been disputed . To take the others then in order ; and 1. of BARLOW . A reference to pp . 138 , note d , and 226-228 , of the present volume , will explain the state of the case as re- gards the evidence ...
... never , as far as I am aware , been disputed . To take the others then in order ; and 1. of BARLOW . A reference to pp . 138 , note d , and 226-228 , of the present volume , will explain the state of the case as re- gards the evidence ...
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... never used any solicitation or persuasion to any person ( whether Lord , or Bishop , or clerk ) to subscribe , but only proposed it to their consideration ; and that thereupon they did all willingly subscribe it ( as many as he ...
... never used any solicitation or persuasion to any person ( whether Lord , or Bishop , or clerk ) to subscribe , but only proposed it to their consideration ; and that thereupon they did all willingly subscribe it ( as many as he ...
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... never heard of any such conference , or any such words ; I never knew that Father Talbot was designed to that employment ; I was never guilty of having any such power , much less of any endeavour to turn out any man . If the Fathers ...
... never heard of any such conference , or any such words ; I never knew that Father Talbot was designed to that employment ; I was never guilty of having any such power , much less of any endeavour to turn out any man . If the Fathers ...
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... never was one formed Church for fifteen hundred years , that wanted Bishops . If there be any persons so far possessed with prejudice , that they choose rather to follow the private dictates of their own phrensy , than the perpetual and ...
... never was one formed Church for fifteen hundred years , that wanted Bishops . If there be any persons so far possessed with prejudice , that they choose rather to follow the private dictates of their own phrensy , than the perpetual and ...
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... never have made such a speech as is there pretended , seeing I have ever spoken according to my thoughts , and always believed that fable of the Nag's Head Consecration to have proceeded from the Father of Lies ; as the authentic ...
... never have made such a speech as is there pretended , seeing I have ever spoken according to my thoughts , and always believed that fable of the Nag's Head Consecration to have proceeded from the Father of Lies ; as the authentic ...
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Page 525 - I was baptized, or to a National English Synod. To the determination of all which, and each of them respectively, according to the distinct degrees of their authority, I yield a conformity and compliance, or at the least, and to the lowest of them, an acquiescence.