The Universalist Quarterly and General Review, Volume 22A. Tompkins, 1865 |
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Page 303
... receive ye , but not to doubtful disputations . " But the subject of this apostolic instruction was not the qualification for the Christian ministry . It related to private Christians ; to individuals who came to believe on Christ , and ...
... receive ye , but not to doubtful disputations . " But the subject of this apostolic instruction was not the qualification for the Christian ministry . It related to private Christians ; to individuals who came to believe on Christ , and ...
Page 422
... receive without ques- tion , receive as authoritative . We do not bring argument to substantiate a plain statement of Scripture ; we do not quote any authority deemed higher than that as evidence of its correctness or truthfulness . But ...
... receive without ques- tion , receive as authoritative . We do not bring argument to substantiate a plain statement of Scripture ; we do not quote any authority deemed higher than that as evidence of its correctness or truthfulness . But ...
Page 459
... receive our attention . Before they are organized into States , and as such admitted in- to the Union , the Constitution should receive such amendments and additions as are demanded by the exigencies of the nation . The question of ...
... receive our attention . Before they are organized into States , and as such admitted in- to the Union , the Constitution should receive such amendments and additions as are demanded by the exigencies of the nation . The question of ...
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