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Page 54
... ordained of No criterion is mentioned but established posses- sion . Now , I can see no reason why a church may not subsist under different forms as well as a state ; and though it must be owned that one form may be more favourable than ...
... ordained of No criterion is mentioned but established posses- sion . Now , I can see no reason why a church may not subsist under different forms as well as a state ; and though it must be owned that one form may be more favourable than ...
Page 72
... ordain " elders , wegs , in every city . " Ver . 6 , " If any be blame- less , " & c . Ver . 7. " For a bishop must be blameless , " κόπου . Here , unless we will say that the apostle argues very incoherently , he must mean the same ...
... ordain " elders , wegs , in every city . " Ver . 6 , " If any be blame- less , " & c . Ver . 7. " For a bishop must be blameless , " κόπου . Here , unless we will say that the apostle argues very incoherently , he must mean the same ...
Page 76
... ordained elders , # gsoßulsges , in every church . This is , in- deed , the common title given to the ministers settled in parti- ticular churches throughout that book . When a collection is made for the poor Christians in Jerusalem ...
... ordained elders , # gsoßulsges , in every church . This is , in- deed , the common title given to the ministers settled in parti- ticular churches throughout that book . When a collection is made for the poor Christians in Jerusalem ...
Page 77
... necessarily requires ) he means the same by bishops with those who , in the Acts , are called Bug , whom the apostles Paul and Barnabas ordained in every church , and whom Clement , in other parts of ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY . 177.
... necessarily requires ) he means the same by bishops with those who , in the Acts , are called Bug , whom the apostles Paul and Barnabas ordained in every church , and whom Clement , in other parts of ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY . 177.
Page 82
... ordained by the apostles in the churches which they founded , have referred us for its origin to the apostolate itself . I have passingly observed already , that this was one of those extraordinary offices , which were in their nature ...
... ordained by the apostles in the churches which they founded , have referred us for its origin to the apostolate itself . I have passingly observed already , that this was one of those extraordinary offices , which were in their nature ...
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