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Yea , what if the whole congregation fall under an offense ( as they may do , Lev . iv , 13 ) a synod of many presbyters may reform them , but so cannot any one congregation alone ; if the congregation that gave the offense stand out in ...
Yea , what if the whole congregation fall under an offense ( as they may do , Lev . iv , 13 ) a synod of many presbyters may reform them , but so cannot any one congregation alone ; if the congregation that gave the offense stand out in ...
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Moreover , if an offense be found in a brother of a congregation , and the congregation be found faithful and willing to remove it by due censure ; why should the offense be called more public judicature , and the plaister made broader ...
Moreover , if an offense be found in a brother of a congregation , and the congregation be found faithful and willing to remove it by due censure ; why should the offense be called more public judicature , and the plaister made broader ...
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That church whereof Peter received the keys , was such whereto Peter or any offended brother might tell an offense , and have it censured . But that was never done in a church of saints , believers without officers ; nor was the church ...
That church whereof Peter received the keys , was such whereto Peter or any offended brother might tell an offense , and have it censured . But that was never done in a church of saints , believers without officers ; nor was the church ...
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Introduction by Larzer Ziff | 1 |
A Note on the Texts | 37 |
The Keys of the Kingdom of Heaven 1644 | 71 |
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