Prose Works 1641-1650: The divorce tracts, Areopagitica, and Of education, 1644-45Scolar P., 1968 |
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... Church to her husband . If ther bee a perpetual contrariety of ininde in the Church toward Chrift , Chrift himselfe threat'ns to divorce fuch a Spoule , and hath often don it . If they urge , this was no true Church , I urge again ...
... Church to her husband . If ther bee a perpetual contrariety of ininde in the Church toward Chrift , Chrift himselfe threat'ns to divorce fuch a Spoule , and hath often don it . If they urge , this was no true Church , I urge again ...
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... Church : and thence they would conclude mariage to be infeparable . For me I dif- pute not now whether matrimony bee a mystery or no ; if it bee of Chrift and his Church , certainly it is not meant of every ungodly and mifwedded mariage ...
... Church : and thence they would conclude mariage to be infeparable . For me I dif- pute not now whether matrimony bee a mystery or no ; if it bee of Chrift and his Church , certainly it is not meant of every ungodly and mifwedded mariage ...
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... Church to remedy ? Erafmus who for learning was the wonder of his age , both in his notes on Matthew , and on the first to the Corinthians in a large and eloquene difcourfe , and in his answer to Thimofonus a Papist , maintaines ( and ...
... Church to remedy ? Erafmus who for learning was the wonder of his age , both in his notes on Matthew , and on the first to the Corinthians in a large and eloquene difcourfe , and in his answer to Thimofonus a Papist , maintaines ( and ...
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