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Prove this , and there is but one way for us : rush into the arms of the Episcopal Church , and the sooner the better ! Prove this , and for our part , little as we are inclined to such a transition at present , we will take refuge ...
Prove this , and there is but one way for us : rush into the arms of the Episcopal Church , and the sooner the better ! Prove this , and for our part , little as we are inclined to such a transition at present , we will take refuge ...
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Why Paul is called an “ elder ; " therefore the Presbyterian argument would prove that Paul was no more than a presbyter . Christ himself is called ( docxovos ) diaconos , which is translated a “ minister , ” a “ deacon ; " therefore ...
Why Paul is called an “ elder ; " therefore the Presbyterian argument would prove that Paul was no more than a presbyter . Christ himself is called ( docxovos ) diaconos , which is translated a “ minister , ” a “ deacon ; " therefore ...
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Either this power does not prove superiority of rank , or else the hierarchy has transferred to an inferiour order , one of the peculiar functions of the superiour ; and thus corrupted the institutions of Christ .
Either this power does not prove superiority of rank , or else the hierarchy has transferred to an inferiour order , one of the peculiar functions of the superiour ; and thus corrupted the institutions of Christ .
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