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66 ( 6 Our readers will hardly blame Daillé for applying the epithet " pitiful , " to the argument of the hierarchy for Timothy's Episcopate , when they see that her ablest and most resolute champions are at irreconcileable variance ...
66 ( 6 Our readers will hardly blame Daillé for applying the epithet " pitiful , " to the argument of the hierarchy for Timothy's Episcopate , when they see that her ablest and most resolute champions are at irreconcileable variance ...
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The reader will remember that we confine ourselves , at present , to the Scriptural argument ; and therefore shall not notice any quotations from the Fathers . One thing at a time ; and every thing in its place . This is the argument ...
The reader will remember that we confine ourselves , at present , to the Scriptural argument ; and therefore shall not notice any quotations from the Fathers . One thing at a time ; and every thing in its place . This is the argument ...
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For they have the nature of arguments addressed not only to the ignorance , as we say , of the disputant , but to an ... Not that reason is to be wholly silenced on the argument of prophecy ; for then every species of imposture would be ...
For they have the nature of arguments addressed not only to the ignorance , as we say , of the disputant , but to an ... Not that reason is to be wholly silenced on the argument of prophecy ; for then every species of imposture would be ...
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admit angel answer apostle appear argument authority believe Bishop book of Revelation called cause character charge Christ Christian church circumstances concerning continued death desire direct divine doctrine doubt Ephesus Episcopal established evidence evil express fact faith fathers friends give given gospel grace hands heart holy hope interest Jesus Jews knowledge learned leave letter live Lord manner means mind ministers missionaries nature never object observed opinion ordained original Paul persons Presbyters Presbytery present principle profession prophecy prove question reader reason received relation religion respect scriptures sense Society spirit suppose testimony thing thou thought Timothy tion Titus true truth whole
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| Titre | The Christian's Magazine, Volume 2 Volume 11 ;Volume 90 de American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Collaborateur | John Mitchell Mason |
| Publié | 1807 |
| Original provenant de | Université de Harvard |
| Numérisé | 6 mars 2007 |
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