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... church , & c . LECTURE V. LECTURE VI . Of the nature of the apostolic office , Of the constitution of the apostolic church , and the nature of the episcopacy which obtained in the second and third centuries , 49 82 99 LECTURE VII . Of ...
... church , & c . LECTURE V. LECTURE VI . Of the nature of the apostolic office , Of the constitution of the apostolic church , and the nature of the episcopacy which obtained in the second and third centuries , 49 82 99 LECTURE VII . Of ...
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... church , was , under the Mosaic economy , the same thing . Neither do we find in the annals , and other re mains of those ancient times , the least vestige of the distinction of a community into church and state , such as hath obtained ...
... church , was , under the Mosaic economy , the same thing . Neither do we find in the annals , and other re mains of those ancient times , the least vestige of the distinction of a community into church and state , such as hath obtained ...
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... church ; but if he neglect to hear the " church , let him be to thee as a heathen and a publican . 66 66 Verily I say unto you , Whatsoever ye shall bind on earth , " shall be bound in heaven ; and whatsoever ye shall loose on " earth ...
... church ; but if he neglect to hear the " church , let him be to thee as a heathen and a publican . 66 66 Verily I say unto you , Whatsoever ye shall bind on earth , " shall be bound in heaven ; and whatsoever ye shall loose on " earth ...
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... church , as is now very properly the case with us , the church courts have this additional motive , to be cautious of employing those censures except in clamant cases , namely , that if their sentences be not supported by what I may ...
... church , as is now very properly the case with us , the church courts have this additional motive , to be cautious of employing those censures except in clamant cases , namely , that if their sentences be not supported by what I may ...
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... church , or ra- ther of the clergy , on the temporal powers ; in the next , I pro- pose to begin the sketch which I intend to lay before you , of the history of ecclesiastical polity , and trace the usurpations of part of the church ...
... church , or ra- ther of the clergy , on the temporal powers ; in the next , I pro- pose to begin the sketch which I intend to lay before you , of the history of ecclesiastical polity , and trace the usurpations of part of the church ...
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