| John Lewis - 1720 - 526 pages
...Lord's. I add to this Thirteenth Conclufion, ' That I do not intend by that Conclufion to de' rogate from the Power of the Pope, or of any ' other Prelate...lofe. ' But I underftand the denied Conditional as itn' pofilble in this Senfe ; That it cannot be that * the Pope or any other Prelate dos pretend that... | |
| Trials - 1816 - 790 pages
...blasphemer which so vsurpeth such absolute power of the Lord. And yet by this conclusion I intend not to derogate from the power of the pope, or of any other prelate of the Church, Lut that he may by the vertue of the head so binde and loose : But doe vnderstand the condiuonall of... | |
| Thomas Bayly Howell - Trials - 1816 - 786 pages
...blasphemer which so vsurpeth such absolute power of the Lord. And yet by this conclusion 1 intend not tu derogate from the power of the pope, or of any other prelate of the Church, (jut that he may by tbe vertue of the head so b:nde and loose : But doe vnderstand the conlii'^nall... | |
| John Lewis - 1820 - 450 pages
...power of the Lord's. I add to this thirteenth conclusion, IV' " that I do not intend by that conclusion to derogate from " the power of the Pope, or of any...Prelate of the " Church, but do allow that they may, in virtue of the " Head, bind and loose. But I understand the denied con" ditional as impossible in this... | |
| John Lewis - 1820 - 444 pages
...of the Lord's. I add to this thirteenth conclusion, ______ " that I do not intend by that conclusion to derogate from " the power of the Pope, or of any...Prelate of the " Church, but do allow that they may, in virtue of the " Head, bind and loose. But I understand the denied con" ditional as impossible in this... | |
| Christian biography - 1839 - 688 pages
...usurp such an absolute power of the Lord's. I add to this 13th conclusion, that I do not intend by it to derogate from the power of the pope, or of any...prelate of the church ; but do allow that they may, in virtue of the Head, bind and loose ; only, that it cannot be that the pope or any other prelate shall... | |
| 1855 - 468 pages
...absolute power of the Lord's. I add to this thirteenth conclusion, that I do not intend by this conclusion to derogate from the power of the pope or of any other...prelate of the church, but do allow that they may, in virtue of the Head, bind and loose. But I understand the denied conditional as impossible in this sense... | |
| Thomas Walsingham - Great Britain - 2005 - 484 pages
...Lord. This the substance of the thirteenth conclusion. By this conclusion I do not intend to diminish the power of the pope or of any other prelate of the church, by claiming that they cannot in virtue of their position bind and release. But I do believe that the... | |
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