An Exposition of the Creed: A New and Improved Ed., to which for the First Time is Added an Appendix Containing the Principal Greek and Latin CreedsR. Priestley, 1824 - 660 Seiten |
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... observations will be necessary . For if that which we believe be something which is credible , and the notion under which we believe be the credibility of it , then must we first declare what it is to be credible , and in what ...
... observations will be necessary . For if that which we believe be something which is credible , and the notion under which we believe be the credibility of it , then must we first declare what it is to be credible , and in what ...
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... observed that Пíoriç is taken for the Creed or Sym- bolum Fidei , and was so translated anciently , as appeareth by the Canon preserved in the Canon - law , and rendered thus : ' Baptizandos opor- tet Fidei Symbolum discere , et quin ...
... observed that Пíoriç is taken for the Creed or Sym- bolum Fidei , and was so translated anciently , as appeareth by the Canon preserved in the Canon - law , and rendered thus : ' Baptizandos opor- tet Fidei Symbolum discere , et quin ...
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... observed which is proper to them ; witness the form of baptism , In the name of the Fa- 6 autem Christianus ignorat quod Pa- ter miserit , missusque sit Filius ? Non enim genitorem ab eo quem genuit , sed genitum a genitore mitti oporte ...
... observed which is proper to them ; witness the form of baptism , In the name of the Fa- 6 autem Christianus ignorat quod Pa- ter miserit , missusque sit Filius ? Non enim genitorem ab eo quem genuit , sed genitum a genitore mitti oporte ...
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... observed . * For that which is not in- stituted or invented by the will or design of man , but founded in the nature of things themselves , † is not to be altered at the pleasure of man . Now this priority doth properly and naturally ...
... observed . * For that which is not in- stituted or invented by the will or design of man , but founded in the nature of things themselves , † is not to be altered at the pleasure of man . Now this priority doth properly and naturally ...
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... Thomas Aquinas , and Eugenius bishop of Rome in the de- finition of the Council of Florence , have observed that the Greeks in this case do use the term causa , but the Latins only principium : yet the very Latin fathers 74 ARTICLE I.
... Thomas Aquinas , and Eugenius bishop of Rome in the de- finition of the Council of Florence , have observed that the Greeks in this case do use the term causa , but the Latins only principium : yet the very Latin fathers 74 ARTICLE I.