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... Idolatry , and was made use of to fupport it : A fit prop and companion for it . And indeed what tares might not the Enemy have fown in fo dark and long a Night ; when fo con- fiderable a part of the Chriftian World was lull'd afleep in ...
... Idolatry , and was made use of to fupport it : A fit prop and companion for it . And indeed what tares might not the Enemy have fown in fo dark and long a Night ; when fo con- fiderable a part of the Chriftian World was lull'd afleep in ...
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... Idolatry ; which they are certainly : guilty of , if this Doctrine be not true . T A Upon account of the stupidity of this Doctrine . I remember that Tully , who was a man of very good fenfe , inftanceth in the conceit of eating God as ...
... Idolatry ; which they are certainly : guilty of , if this Doctrine be not true . T A Upon account of the stupidity of this Doctrine . I remember that Tully , who was a man of very good fenfe , inftanceth in the conceit of eating God as ...
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... Idolatry ? But that no fuch thing was then objected by the Heathens to the Chriftians , is to a wife man instead of a thousand De- monstrations that no fuch Doctrine was then believed . 1 3. It 3. It is fcandalous alfo upon account of ...
... Idolatry ? But that no fuch thing was then objected by the Heathens to the Chriftians , is to a wife man instead of a thousand De- monstrations that no fuch Doctrine was then believed . 1 3. It 3. It is fcandalous alfo upon account of ...
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... him ? 4. Upon account of the danger of Idolatry ; which they are certainly guilty of if this Doctrine be not true , and such a change as they pretend be not made in the Sacrament ; A " Sacrament ; for if it be not , 36 A DISCOURSE.
... him ? 4. Upon account of the danger of Idolatry ; which they are certainly guilty of if this Doctrine be not true , and such a change as they pretend be not made in the Sacrament ; A " Sacrament ; for if it be not , 36 A DISCOURSE.
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... Idolatry : And that they can never be certain that fuch a change is made , is evident ; becaufe , according to the ... Idolatry because they intended to worship God and not a Creature ; for fo the Perfians might be excus'd from Idolatry ...
... Idolatry : And that they can never be certain that fuch a change is made , is evident ; becaufe , according to the ... Idolatry because they intended to worship God and not a Creature ; for fo the Perfians might be excus'd from Idolatry ...
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