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The evidence " that " the " Presbyters imposed hands not to convey authority , " but merely to express approbation , " is extorted from the two prepositions " by " and " with . " By my hands , " says Paul : therefore he alone ordained ...
The evidence " that " the " Presbyters imposed hands not to convey authority , " but merely to express approbation , " is extorted from the two prepositions " by " and " with . " By my hands , " says Paul : therefore he alone ordained ...
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... if he should call me to it ; and on the contrary , an aversion to take any step in this matter , without his express command ; and to this cause is to be ascribed my communication of the facts to your society in my last letter .
... if he should call me to it ; and on the contrary , an aversion to take any step in this matter , without his express command ; and to this cause is to be ascribed my communication of the facts to your society in my last letter .
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... and of his Son Jesus Christ , through whom , at least some of them , I trust , will become heirs of God , and joint heirs of Jesus Christ : -when I think on these things , I feel what I am not able to express .
... and of his Son Jesus Christ , through whom , at least some of them , I trust , will become heirs of God , and joint heirs of Jesus Christ : -when I think on these things , I feel what I am not able to express .
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