...witness, ie to take notice of what we say ; and it is invoking his vengeance, or renouncing his favour, if what we say be false, or what we promise be not performed." TIL Quakers and Moravians refuse to swear upon any occasion ; founding their scruples concerning the...

...witness, ie to take notice of what we say ; and it is invoking his vengeance or renouncing his favour, if what we say be false, or what we promise be not performed."* This is the solemn import of the words which close the form of a civil oath ; '-So helft you God. May...

...witness, ie to take no-. tkeof What we say ; and it is invoking his vengeance or renouncing his favour, if what we say be false, or what we promise be not performed."* This is the solemn import of the words which close the form of a civil nth ; So Mft you God. May God...

...witness," ie to take notice of " what we say," and it is invoking his vengeance, or renouncing his favour, if what we say be false, or what we promise be not performed. HOMILY VIII. How dangerous a thing' it is to Fall from God. OF our going from God, the wise man saith,...

...witness, ie to take notice of what we say," and it is " invoking his vengeance, or renouncing his favour, if what we say be false, or what we promise be not performed." III. Quakers and Moravians refuse to swear upon any occasion ; founding their scruples concerning the...

...witness,'' te " to take notice of what we say," and it is invoking his vengeance, or renouncing his favour, if what we say be false, or what we promise be not performed. Q. What answer do you give to the scruples of Quakers and Moravians, who refuse to swear, founding...

...witness, ie to take notice of, wnat we say," and it is " invoking his vengeance, or renouncing his favour, if what we say be false, or what we promise be not performed." III. Quakers and Moravians refuse to swear upon any occasion ; founding their scniples concerning the...

...witness, ic to take notice of, what we say," and it is " invoking his vengeance, or renouncing his favour, if what we say be false, or what we promise be not performed." HI. Quakers and Moravians refuse to swear upon any occasion ; founding their scruples concerning the...

...witness, ie to take notice of what we say;" and it is " invoking his vengeance or renouncing his favour, if what we say be false, or what we promise be not performed." The answer which we give to this objection cannot be understood, without first stating the whole passage...

...witness, that is to take notice of, what we say, and invoking his vengeance, or renouncing his favour, if what we say be false, or what we promise be not performed. This is what the person who swears in effect does ; and no man can-do that, and know what he is doing,...