An original draught of the primitive Church: in answer to a discourse [by P. King] entituled, An enquiry into the constitution [&c.] of the primitive Church. By a presbyter of the Church of England [J. Slater].1717 |
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... speak , as the holy Apoftle did up- on the like Occafion , that God had open'd a Door to him there to propagate the Gospel amongst them , and he thought he had fent him thither for that very Purpose to convert them . All this amounts ...
... speak , as the holy Apoftle did up- on the like Occafion , that God had open'd a Door to him there to propagate the Gospel amongst them , and he thought he had fent him thither for that very Purpose to convert them . All this amounts ...
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... speak often enough of but one Bishop in a Church ; but of one Supreme Bishop in a Church , I don't remember I have ever read in their Wri- tings . Nay , his own Quotations in this very Place ( as you may fee them in the * Margin here ) ...
... speak often enough of but one Bishop in a Church ; but of one Supreme Bishop in a Church , I don't remember I have ever read in their Wri- tings . Nay , his own Quotations in this very Place ( as you may fee them in the * Margin here ) ...
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... up to God . And that this was a true Notion of the Unity of Prayer in the Primitive Churches , Tertul- lian wou'd fatisfy us , if we wou'd allow him to to speak only what he cou'd juftify and make good 56 An Original Draught of.
... up to God . And that this was a true Notion of the Unity of Prayer in the Primitive Churches , Tertul- lian wou'd fatisfy us , if we wou'd allow him to to speak only what he cou'd juftify and make good 56 An Original Draught of.
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J. Slater. to speak only what he cou'd juftify and make good , in his Apology for all the Chriftians in the Roman Empire : For , tho ' we have no Rea- fon to believe , that he frequented many more Congregations than that fingle one to ...
J. Slater. to speak only what he cou'd juftify and make good , in his Apology for all the Chriftians in the Roman Empire : For , tho ' we have no Rea- fon to believe , that he frequented many more Congregations than that fingle one to ...
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... speaking of , That they receiv'd the Com- munion from the Prefident's Hands alone ; both equally common in his Days in the Christian Church ; which , to make as clear an Interpre- tation of it as we can , I think implies neither more ...
... speaking of , That they receiv'd the Com- munion from the Prefident's Hands alone ; both equally common in his Days in the Christian Church ; which , to make as clear an Interpre- tation of it as we can , I think implies neither more ...
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Page 123 - For this cause left I thee in Crete, that thou shouldest set in order the things that are wanting, and ordain elders in every city, as I had appointed thee : 6 If any be blameless, the husband of one wife, having faithful children not accused of riot or unruly.
Page 81 - And the hand of the Lord was with them ; and a great number believed, and turned unto the Lord.
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Page 27 - Evidence, that there was but one Church to a Bishop, which will appear from this single Consideration, viz. That the ancient Diocesses are never said to contain Churches, in the Plural, but only a Church in the Singular.
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