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17–20 , “ Think “ not that I am come to dissolve , ” or loosen , " the law , or the
prophets : I am not come to dissolve , ” or loosen , “ but to make it full , ” or
complete ; by giving it you in its true and strict sense . Here we see he confirms ,
and at ...
17–20 , “ Think “ not that I am come to dissolve , ” or loosen , " the law , or the
prophets : I am not come to dissolve , ” or loosen , “ but to make it full , ” or
complete ; by giving it you in its true and strict sense . Here we see he confirms ,
and at ...
Page 172
I took not my sense of those texts from those writers , but from the scripture itself ,
giving light to its own meaning , by one place compared with another : what in
this way appears to me its true meaning , I shall not decline , because I am told
that ...
I took not my sense of those texts from those writers , but from the scripture itself ,
giving light to its own meaning , by one place compared with another : what in
this way appears to me its true meaning , I shall not decline , because I am told
that ...
Page 185
As soon as I saw your sermon and animadversions , I wondered what scarecrow
Mr. Edwards would set up wherewith he might hope to deter men of more caution
than sense , from reading of them ; since socinianism , from which you were ...
As soon as I saw your sermon and animadversions , I wondered what scarecrow
Mr. Edwards would set up wherewith he might hope to deter men of more caution
than sense , from reading of them ; since socinianism , from which you were ...
Page 242
That Jesus Christ is the Messiah , ” and in that sense , in this place , I assent to
them . The meaning then of these words , as spoken by the eunuch , is the
difficulty : and I desire the unmasker , by the application of what he has said here
, to ...
That Jesus Christ is the Messiah , ” and in that sense , in this place , I assent to
them . The meaning then of these words , as spoken by the eunuch , is the
difficulty : and I desire the unmasker , by the application of what he has said here
, to ...
Page 275
... that he has told us already in this very page , where he says , it is an
abridgment , of faith : and he has said true in words , but saying those words by
rote , after others , without understanding them , he has said so in a sense that is
not true .
... that he has told us already in this very page , where he says , it is an
abridgment , of faith : and he has said true in words , but saying those words by
rote , after others , without understanding them , he has said so in a sense that is
not true .
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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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