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... jurisdiction , - 27 LECTURE IV . Of the nature and consequence of the question about the po- lity originally established in the church , & c . LECTURE V. LECTURE VI . Of the nature of the apostolic office , Of the constitution of the ...
... jurisdiction , - 27 LECTURE IV . Of the nature and consequence of the question about the po- lity originally established in the church , & c . LECTURE V. LECTURE VI . Of the nature of the apostolic office , Of the constitution of the ...
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... jurisdiction and subordination of judicatories , appoint the method of procedure in trials , both civil and criminal , and the punishments to be awarded by the judges to the several crimes . I may add , it comprehends also a sort of law ...
... jurisdiction and subordination of judicatories , appoint the method of procedure in trials , both civil and criminal , and the punishments to be awarded by the judges to the several crimes . I may add , it comprehends also a sort of law ...
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... jurisdiction of the same ma- gistrates . An attention to this is necessary , in order to make us understand the import of some expressions used in the New Testament . Thus the terms vines and voμodidaszado , which our translators ...
... jurisdiction of the same ma- gistrates . An attention to this is necessary , in order to make us understand the import of some expressions used in the New Testament . Thus the terms vines and voμodidaszado , which our translators ...
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... such powerful and solemn engagements in all this , I say , there was nothing that inter- fered with the temporal powers . They claimed no jurisdiction over the person , the liberty , or the property ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY . 25.
... such powerful and solemn engagements in all this , I say , there was nothing that inter- fered with the temporal powers . They claimed no jurisdiction over the person , the liberty , or the property ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY . 25.
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... jurisdiction , episcopal audience , and other such like . When one considers the origin of ecclesiasti- cal judicature , as deduced above , and the reasons for which some expedient of this sort was first recommended by Paul to the ...
... jurisdiction , episcopal audience , and other such like . When one considers the origin of ecclesiasti- cal judicature , as deduced above , and the reasons for which some expedient of this sort was first recommended by Paul to the ...
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