 | 1839 - 788 pages
...threatens a revival of the worst evils of the Romish system. Under the specious pretence of deference for antiquity, and respect for primitive models, the foundations of our Protestant Church are undermmed hy men who dwell within her walls, and those who sit in the Reformers' seat are traducing... | |
 | Home missionary society - 1839 - 762 pages
...school ; in reference to them, the amiable Bishop of Chester's warning must echo through the land : '' Under the specious pretence of deference to antiquity...question, whether the Bible is sufficient to make wise unto salvation ; the main article of our national confession, justification by faith, is both... | |
 | 1839 - 650 pages
...it is daily assuming a more serious and alarming aspect, and threatens a revival of the worst evils of the Romish system, under the specious pretence...dwell within her walls ; and those who sit in the reformer's seat are traducing the reformation. It is again becoming matter of question, whether the... | |
 | 1839 - 540 pages
...it is daily assuming a more serious and alarming aspect, and threatens a revival of the worst evils of the Romish system. Under the specious pretence...of question whether the Bible is sufficient to make man wise unto salvation ; the main article of our national confession, justification by faith, is both... | |
 | Henry Blunt - Bible - 1839 - 310 pages
...it is daily assuming a more serious and alarming aspect, and threatens a revival of the worst evils of the Romish system. Under the specious pretence...of question whether the Bible is sufficient to make man wise unto salvation ; the main article of our national confession, justification by faith, is both... | |
 | 1839 - 836 pages
...it is daily assuming a more serious and alarming aspect, and threatens a revival of the worst evils of the Romish system. Under the specious pretence...Reformers' seat are traducing the Reformation. It is again to the Clergy of Calcutta. 623 becoming matter of question, whether the Bible is sufficient to make... | |
 | Christopher Nevile - 1839 - 268 pages
...is daily assuming a more se" rious and alarming aspect, and threatens " a revival of the worst evils of the Romish " system. Under the specious pretence...who sit in the Reformers' seat are " traducing the Reformation."—(Bishop of Chester's Charge.) Has not therefore the large party in our Church at least... | |
 | Henry Blunt - Bible - 1839 - 310 pages
...it is daily assuming a more serious and alarming aspect, and threatens a revival of the worst evils of the Romish system. Under the specious pretence...who dwell within her walls, and those who sit in the Reformer's seat are traducing the Reformation. It is again becoming matter of question whether the... | |
 | Protestant association - 1839 - 664 pages
...it is daily assuming a more serious and alarming aspect, and threatens a revival of the worst evils of the Romish system. " Under the specious pretence...dwell within her walls ; and those who sit in the Reformer's seat are traducing the Reformation. " It is again becoming matter of question, whether the... | |
 | Thomas Raffles - 1839 - 24 pages
...Romish system. Under the specious pretence of deference for antiquity, and respect for primitive modes, the foundations of our protestant church are undermined...walls ; and those who sit in the reformers' seat are tra9 ducing the Reformation. It is again become matter of question, whether the Bible is sufficient... | |
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... of the Romish system. Under the specious pretence of deference to antiquity, and respect for primitive models, the foundations of our Protestant church are undermined by men who dwell within her walls ; and those who sit in the Reformers' seat are... 
