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Justin was Lay Presbyters , No. IV . philosopher , not a presbyter ; yet he That " destructive superstition " taught ; and Tatian , a hearer of which Tacitus had pronounced al- Justin , preached , but as a layman . most repressed by the ...
Justin was Lay Presbyters , No. IV . philosopher , not a presbyter ; yet he That " destructive superstition " taught ; and Tatian , a hearer of which Tacitus had pronounced al- Justin , preached , but as a layman . most repressed by the ...
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Also Irenĉus , soul , the chief good and our future who was a presbyter in the same condition , are well contrasted and place , will presently be found to have with great effect . It terminates abknown no difference between presby- ...
Also Irenĉus , soul , the chief good and our future who was a presbyter in the same condition , are well contrasted and place , will presently be found to have with great effect . It terminates abknown no difference between presby- ...
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There is no claim of trines , they who were presbyters bean ecclesiastical office by the writer , fore us , Ós προ ... His death that blessed , and apostolic Presbyter has been placed at periods somewbat Polycarp , had heard any such ...
There is no claim of trines , they who were presbyters bean ecclesiastical office by the writer , fore us , Ós προ ... His death that blessed , and apostolic Presbyter has been placed at periods somewbat Polycarp , had heard any such ...
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catalogue of popes , were presbyters ; sy for all who wish to see the truth , and consequently other christian to behold in every church the tradichurches could have had no higher tional doctrines of the Apostles anofficers than the apo ...
catalogue of popes , were presbyters ; sy for all who wish to see the truth , and consequently other christian to behold in every church the tradichurches could have had no higher tional doctrines of the Apostles anofficers than the apo ...
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by Irenĉus of bishops , who were rather than the heretics , who had presbyters , are a proof , that bishops none of these things . “ Such presin the modern sense , were intended byters , aged Bulegous , ” be says in anby him , is the ...
by Irenĉus of bishops , who were rather than the heretics , who had presbyters , are a proof , that bishops none of these things . “ Such presin the modern sense , were intended byters , aged Bulegous , ” be says in anby him , is the ...
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| Title | The Christian Spectator, Volume 6 Volumes 194-196; Volumes 229-230 of American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Publisher | Howe & Spalding, 1824 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 30 Jun 2008 |
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