 | Tobias Smollett - 1800 - 614 str.
...laity ! ' In oppofition to thcfe divines, your lordfliip juftly aflerts, " that the clergy fluniid unfeignedly believe the truth of the doc'trines contained...he offers himfelf a candidate for holy orders, to perufe carefully the articles of the church, and to compare thtm with the written word of God. If upon... | |
 | 1800 - 574 str.
...the laity ! ' In opposition to these divines, your lordship justly asserts, " that the clergy should unfeignedly believe the truth of the doctrines contained...and, that "it behoves every one, before he offers himself a candidate for holy orders, to peruse carefully the articles of the church, and to compare... | |
 | 1800 - 614 str.
...thirty-nine articles of the church of England," is the indifpenfable form of fubfcription ; and therefore it behoves every one, before he offers himfelf a candidate for holy orders, to perufe carefully the articles of our church, and to compare them with the written word of God. If,... | |
 | Tobias Smollett - 1800 - 612 str.
...thirty-nine articles of the church of England," is the indifpenfhble form of fu'bfcription ; and therefore it behoves every one, before he offers himfelf a candidate for holy orders, to perufe carefully the articles of our church, and to compare them with the written word of God. If,... | |
 | 1800 - 572 str.
...lordship justly asserts, " that the clergy should unfeignedly believe the truth of the doctrines'contained in the thirty-nine articles*;" and, that " it behoves every one, before he offers himself a candidate for holy orders, to peruse carefully the articles of the church, and to compare... | |
 | 1803 - 474 str.
...Articles of Religion of the Church of England," is the indifpenfible form of fubfcription ; and therefore it behoves every one, before he offers himfelf a candidate for holy orders, to perufe carefully the articles of our church, and te compare them with the written word of God. If,... | |
 | 1812 - 712 str.
...believe the truth" of the doctrines contained in the Thirty-nine Anieles; and that it behoves everyone, before he offers himfelf a candidate for holy orders,...of God, (a duty of which we apprehend the author of the Animadvcrfions was not always feniible;) he proceeds, in a fccond Letter, to treat of Baptifm,... | |
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England," is the indifpenfhble form of fu'bfcription ; and therefore it behoves every one, before he offers himfelf a candidate for holy orders, to perufe carefully the articles of our church, and to compare them with the written word of God. If, upon... 