Areopagitica: And Other Prose WorksJ.M. Dent, 1955 - 306 páginas |
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... command of Isaiah , " Wherefore come out from among them , and be ye separate , saith the Lord ; touch not the unclean thing , and I will receive ye . " And this command thus gospelised to us , hath the same force with that whereon Ezra ...
... command of Isaiah , " Wherefore come out from among them , and be ye separate , saith the Lord ; touch not the unclean thing , and I will receive ye . " And this command thus gospelised to us , hath the same force with that whereon Ezra ...
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... command in the strictest definition , then marriage itself is no more a command than divorce , but only a free per- mission to him who cannot contain . But as to dispensation , I affirm the same as before of the law , that it can never ...
... command in the strictest definition , then marriage itself is no more a command than divorce , but only a free per- mission to him who cannot contain . But as to dispensation , I affirm the same as before of the law , that it can never ...
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... command , at such time especially when he was framing their laws and them to all possible perfection ? But they were to look back to the first institution ; nay , rather why was not that individual institution brought out of Paradise ...
... command , at such time especially when he was framing their laws and them to all possible perfection ? But they were to look back to the first institution ; nay , rather why was not that individual institution brought out of Paradise ...
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AREOPAGITICA | 1 |
LETTER TO HARTLIB | 9 |
THE DOCTRINE AND DISCIPLINE OF DIVORCE | 187 |
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