Discoveries, 1641: Conversations with William Drummond of Hawthornden, 1619Barnes & Noble, 1966 - 134 Seiten |
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... heare and receive his pure , fpirituall , and heauenly Sermons ? What man- ner of taft and relifh would his words haue in their cares ? What repentance would there be wrought ? What confeffion ? Contrition ? Satisfaction of wrongs done ...
... heare and receive his pure , fpirituall , and heauenly Sermons ? What man- ner of taft and relifh would his words haue in their cares ? What repentance would there be wrought ? What confeffion ? Contrition ? Satisfaction of wrongs done ...
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... heare or communicate with the present Ministery the Church - affemblies of England , in Church Service in maner & forme prefcribed , is 1. a part of Divine Service and Worship , 2.impofed onely by the pleasure & will of Men , upon the ...
... heare or communicate with the present Ministery the Church - affemblies of England , in Church Service in maner & forme prefcribed , is 1. a part of Divine Service and Worship , 2.impofed onely by the pleasure & will of Men , upon the ...
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... heare vs , & c . That it maie please the to blesse & kepe the magistrates , geuyng them grace to execute Iustice , and to maintein truth . We beseche the to heare vs , & c . That it maie please the to blesse and kepe all thy people . We ...
... heare vs , & c . That it maie please the to blesse & kepe the magistrates , geuyng them grace to execute Iustice , and to maintein truth . We beseche the to heare vs , & c . That it maie please the to blesse and kepe all thy people . We ...
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