...consideration of the subject will lead us to acquiesce in the statement, as a general truth, that the doctrines in question have never been learned merely from Scripture. Surely the Sacred Volume was never intended and was not adopted to teach us our creed ; however certain it is that we can prove our creed from it,...

...consideration of the subject will lead us to acquiesce in the statement, as a general truth, that the doctrines in question have never been learned merely from Scripture. Surely the Sacred Volume was never intended and was not adapted to teach us our creed; however certain it is that we can prove our creed from it, when...

...8. " Scripture and tradition taken together, are ' the joint rule of faith.' "—Tract 78, p. 2. " The sacred volume ' was never intended, and is not...it is that we can prove our creed from it, ' when we have been taught.' —Newmans History of the Arians, p. 56. In making these quotations from the...

...scripture ; when, for example, they will broadly state that ' the sacred volume was never intended, and was not adapted to teach us our creed, however certain...creed from it, when it has once been taught us'— (ie by tradition.)—Do we ever find an inspired servant of Christ referring the Church of Christ to...

...Newman, too, on the Arians of the fourth century, says, " Surely the Sacred Volume was never intended to teach us our creed, however certain it is, that...our creed from it, when it has once been taught us "; which words the Roman Catholic Dr. Wiseman avers to be sufficient for his purpose. Here, then, is...

...\na not adapted to teach us our shew how highly they estimate the ШО.] Review of Recent Sermon». creed, however certain it is that we can prove our creed from it, when it has once been taught us '—(ie by tradition.)—Do we ever find an inspired servant of Christ referring the Church of Christ...

...Scriptures, ai the primary and only rule of Faith. Such is Oxford doctrine. Mr. Newman contends that ' the sacred volume was never intended, and is not adapted to teach our creed, however certain it is that we can prove our creed from it, when it has once been taught...

...of faith in fundamentals." Surely, says Mr. Newman, " the sacred volume was never intended, and was not adapted, to teach us our creed; however, certain...our creed from it, when it has once been taught us;" and again he asserts, " that Scripturenever was intended to teach doctrine to the many." The great...

...Calcutta, 1841, pp. 1C, 43. (b) Contempt poured upon the Word of God. " Mr. Newman contends that,' the sacred volume was never intended, and is not adapted, to teach our creed ; however, certain it is, that we can prove our creed from it, when it has once been taught...

...Mr. Newman of Oxford ? These are his words:—" Surely the sacred volume was never intended, and was not adapted, to teach us our creed, however certain...our creed from it, when it has once been taught us." Hear next the language of the Oxford Tracts. " No men actually do—few men living in society could—form...