It interposes no sacrificial tribe or class between God and man, by whose intervention alone God is reconciled and man forgiven. Each individual member holds personal communion with the Divine Head. To Him immediately he is responsible, and from Him directly... Qualifications for Ministerial Power - Page 16by Charles Cuthbert Hall - 1895 - 241 pagesFull view - About this book
| Bible - 1869 - 372 pages
...special sanctuaries, because every time and every place alike are holy. Above all it has no sacerdotal system. It interposes no sacrificial tribe or class...Him directly he obtains pardon and draws strength. It is most important that we should keep this ideal definitely Necessary in view, and I have therefore... | |
| Charles Wordsworth - Clergy - 1879 - 120 pages
...no special sanctuaries, because every time and place alike are holy. Above all, it has no sacerdotal system. It interposes no sacrificial tribe or class...intervention alone God is reconciled and man forgiven.' (p. 179.) But two pages further on we read, as was to be expected, a correction — almost a repudiation... | |
| Charles Bullock - 1880 - 124 pages
...brief extracts may be acceptable. I. SACERDOTALISM. "Above all, the kingdom of Christ has no sacerdotal system. It interposes no sacrificial tribe or class...intervention alone God is reconciled and man forgiven." — Page 181. " The sacerdotal title is never once conferred upon the servants or ministers of the... | |
| Joseph Barber Lightfoot - Bible - 1881 - 372 pages
...sanctu- sd, aries, because every time and every place alike are holy. Above all (\ it has no sacerdotal system. It interposes no sacrificial tribe or class...by whose intervention alone God is reconciled and mail forgiven. Each individual member holds personal communion with the Divine Head. To Him immediately... | |
| Philip Schaff - Church history - 1882 - 896 pages
...special sanctuaries, because every time and every place alike are holy. Above all it has no sacerdotal system. It interposes no sacrificial tribe or class...Him directly he obtains pardon and draws strength." But he immediately proceeds to qualify this statement, and says that this is simply the ideal view... | |
| William Henry Fremantle - Sermons - 1882 - 272 pages
...no special sanctuaries, because every time and place alike are holy. Above all, it has no sacerdotal system. It interposes no sacrificial tribe or class...intervention alone God is reconciled, and man forgiven." He does, however, glance, before dismissing the subject of universal priesthood of believers, at the... | |
| 1884 - 596 pages
...every place alike are holy. Above all, it has no sacerdotal system ; it interposes no sacrificial rite or class between God and man, by whose intervention...him directly he obtains pardon and draws strength." Not a bad exposition, I take it, of one phase of that liberty wherewith Christ has made us free. I.... | |
| Edward Backhouse - Church history - 1884 - 686 pages
...gifts every Christian was a partaker."1 "The kingdom of Christ," says Dr. Lightfoot, has no sacerdotal system. It interposes no sacrificial tribe or class...intervention alone God is reconciled and man forgiven. . . Every member of the human family is potentially a member of the Church, and as such a priest of... | |
| Charles Wordsworth (bp. of St. Andrews.) - 1884 - 186 pages
...no special sanctuaries, because every time and place alike are holy. Above all, it has no sacerdotal system. It interposes no sacrificial tribe or class...whose intervention alone God is reconciled and man forgiven."—(P. 179.) 1 But two pages further on we read, as was to be expected, a correction—almost... | |
| Church congress - 1887 - 496 pages
...Above all, it has no sacerdotal system. It interposes no sacrificial tribe or class between God or man, by whose intervention alone God is reconciled...Him directly he obtains pardon and draws strength." Dr. Lightfoot goes on to show that this in no way interferes with the true position of the Christian... | |
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