The British Quarterly Review, 43. ciltHenry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1866 |
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... received ' doctrine was impossible . Mr. Ward said it was possible , but not ' natural . Dr. Pusey says that it is not only possible , but quite natural . ' This is hardly correct . The ' received Roman view ' in which Dr. Newman found ...
... received ' doctrine was impossible . Mr. Ward said it was possible , but not ' natural . Dr. Pusey says that it is not only possible , but quite natural . ' This is hardly correct . The ' received Roman view ' in which Dr. Newman found ...
Sayfa 300
... received , or unto any Corporal ' Presence of Christ's natural Flesh and Blood . For the Sacra- ' mental Bread and ... received , ' implies that the Body of Christ accompanies in some mysterious way the distribution of the elements : it ...
... received , or unto any Corporal ' Presence of Christ's natural Flesh and Blood . For the Sacra- ' mental Bread and ... received , ' implies that the Body of Christ accompanies in some mysterious way the distribution of the elements : it ...
Sayfa 315
... received from Him abide in you . And you have no need that any man teach you ; but as His unction teacheth you of ... received the unction of the Spirit of Truth ; and therefore that they had no need to seek for a knowledge which they ...
... received from Him abide in you . And you have no need that any man teach you ; but as His unction teacheth you of ... received the unction of the Spirit of Truth ; and therefore that they had no need to seek for a knowledge which they ...
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