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... themselves , by choosing to use and pin their faith on such expositors as '
explain the sacred Scripture in favour of those opinions that they before . hand
have voted orthodox , and bring to the sacred Scripture , not for trial , but
confirmation .
... themselves , by choosing to use and pin their faith on such expositors as '
explain the sacred Scripture in favour of those opinions that they before . hand
have voted orthodox , and bring to the sacred Scripture , not for trial , but
confirmation .
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... sense often so remote from their true meaning , that one can hardly avoid
thinking , that those , who so used them , either sought not , or valued not the
sense ; and were satisfied with the sound , where they could but get that to favour
them .
... sense often so remote from their true meaning , that one can hardly avoid
thinking , that those , who so used them , either sought not , or valued not the
sense ; and were satisfied with the sound , where they could but get that to favour
them .
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He was Christ ' s chosen officer , and had no dependence on men ' s opinions ,
nor regard to their authority or favour , in what he preached ; and therefore it was
not likely he should preach one thing at one time , and another thing at another .
He was Christ ' s chosen officer , and had no dependence on men ' s opinions ,
nor regard to their authority or favour , in what he preached ; and therefore it was
not likely he should preach one thing at one time , and another thing at another .
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... and from God the Father , who raised 2 him up from the dead ) ; And all the
brethren that are with me , 3 unto the churches C of Galatia : Favour be to you ,
and peace 4 from God the Father , and from our Lord Jesus Christ , Who gave
himself ...
... and from God the Father , who raised 2 him up from the dead ) ; And all the
brethren that are with me , 3 unto the churches C of Galatia : Favour be to you ,
and peace 4 from God the Father , and from our Lord Jesus Christ , Who gave
himself ...
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All which account of himself tends clearly to show , that St . Paul made not the
least step towards complying with the Jews , in favour of the law , nor did , out of
regard to man , deviate from the doctrine he had received by revelation from God
.
All which account of himself tends clearly to show , that St . Paul made not the
least step towards complying with the Jews , in favour of the law , nor did , out of
regard to man , deviate from the doctrine he had received by revelation from God
.
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Works of John Locke, Volumen8 The Works of John Locke, John Locke |
| Autor | John Locke |
| Editor | Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Pública de Nueva York |
| Digitalizado | 7 Abr. 2006 |
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