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Page 153
To such also St. Peter writes , as is plain from the first chapter of each of his
epistles . Nor is it hard to observe the like in St. James's and St. John's epistles .
And St. Jude directs his thus : “ To them « that are sanctified by God the Father ,
and ...
To such also St. Peter writes , as is plain from the first chapter of each of his
epistles . Nor is it hard to observe the like in St. James's and St. John's epistles .
And St. Jude directs his thus : “ To them « that are sanctified by God the Father ,
and ...
Page 171
But he has not yet done with me about the epistles : all his fine draught of my
slighting that part of the scripture will be lost , unless the strokes complete it into
socinianism . In his following words you have the conclusion of the whole matter .
But he has not yet done with me about the epistles : all his fine draught of my
slighting that part of the scripture will be lost , unless the strokes complete it into
socinianism . In his following words you have the conclusion of the whole matter .
Page 249
I require you to publish to the world those passages “ which show my contempt of
the epistles , ” are so full of heat and disorder , that they need no other answer : “
But what need I , good sir , do this , when you have “ done it yourself ? ” A reply I ...
I require you to publish to the world those passages “ which show my contempt of
the epistles , ” are so full of heat and disorder , that they need no other answer : “
But what need I , good sir , do this , when you have “ done it yourself ? ” A reply I ...
Page 250
should show the world where , amongst all I had published , there were any
passages that expressed contempt of the epistles : for it was not expected he
should quote passages of mine , that I had never published . And this acute
unmasker ...
should show the world where , amongst all I had published , there were any
passages that expressed contempt of the epistles : for it was not expected he
should quote passages of mine , that I had never published . And this acute
unmasker ...
Page 257
That “ the epistles being writ to those that believed , was not an argument that I
did make use of . " He tells us , p . 38 , that it is the argument whereby I would
persuade : and in the very same page , a few lines lower , says , “ That it is not the
...
That “ the epistles being writ to those that believed , was not an argument that I
did make use of . " He tells us , p . 38 , that it is the argument whereby I would
persuade : and in the very same page , a few lines lower , says , “ That it is not the
...
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| Title | The Works of John Locke, in Nine Volumes... Volume the First (-ninth): VI., Volume 4 |
| Author | John Locke |
| Edition | 12 |
| Publisher | Stirling and Slade, 1824 |
| Original from | Sapienza University of Rome (Biblioteca di Filosofia) |
| Digitized | 2 May 2013 |
| Length | 436 pages |
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