The Christian Observer, Volume 24Hatchard and Company, 1824 - Religion |
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Page 202
... is the case with that degree to the ministry , according eminent prelate , the learned and de- to the judgment of the ancient favout Bishop Beveridge . thers , and the practice of the priWilliam , second son of the Rev. mitive ...
... is the case with that degree to the ministry , according eminent prelate , the learned and de- to the judgment of the ancient favout Bishop Beveridge . thers , and the practice of the priWilliam , second son of the Rev. mitive ...
Page 342
... God , for the sake of a puerile hy- he will become learned in every pothesis , “ with a constant refer- thing relating to his religion in such ence to which he has gone through a degree , that he will not be liable the Old Testament ...
... God , for the sake of a puerile hy- he will become learned in every pothesis , “ with a constant refer- thing relating to his religion in such ence to which he has gone through a degree , that he will not be liable the Old Testament ...
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... may be in the practical duties of their fu- remedied by those learned bodies ture profession ; and of late some themselves ... those of Dr. academical career , at the establishBurrow at Epping , and Mr. Kemp- ed seats of learning .
... may be in the practical duties of their fu- remedied by those learned bodies ture profession ; and of late some themselves ... those of Dr. academical career , at the establishBurrow at Epping , and Mr. Kemp- ed seats of learning .
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