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Page 175
... church in Europe would have cause to tremble at the confequences . But , while it con- cerns the Proteftant churches fo deeply , that the church of Rome should not be condemned too far , it must surely make every impartial by - ftander ...
... church in Europe would have cause to tremble at the confequences . But , while it con- cerns the Proteftant churches fo deeply , that the church of Rome should not be condemned too far , it must surely make every impartial by - ftander ...
Page 176
... church or city , but muft needs extend to every fociety in every nation , by whatfoever denomination they may call ... Church been of modern idolatry . As Babylon first aimed at univerfal empire , and enflaved the nations around it , fo ...
... church or city , but muft needs extend to every fociety in every nation , by whatfoever denomination they may call ... Church been of modern idolatry . As Babylon first aimed at univerfal empire , and enflaved the nations around it , fo ...
Page 478
... Church of England ; a Ser- mon at the Church of St. Mary Le Bow , on St. Mark's Day , 1778 , purfuant to the Will of Mr. John Hutchin , Citizen of London . To which is annexed an Account of a Catechetical Le & ture reviv- ed in that ...
... Church of England ; a Ser- mon at the Church of St. Mary Le Bow , on St. Mark's Day , 1778 , purfuant to the Will of Mr. John Hutchin , Citizen of London . To which is annexed an Account of a Catechetical Le & ture reviv- ed in that ...
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