An Exposition of the Principles of the Roman Catholic Religion With Remarks On
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" ^Note on Matt. 15 : 9, in the translation of the IS eic-Tcstament approved by the Rt. Rev. John Dubois, Catholic Bishop of New- York, and circulated in this country. '] " The unwritten traditions of the Apostles, are no less to be received than their Epistles. " [Do. Note on II Thess. 2 : 14. ] " If we would have the whole rule of faith and practice, we must not be content with those scriptures which Timothy knew from his infancy, viz^ the Old Testament, nor yet icith the New Testament, witho...ut taking along with it, the traditions of the Apostles, and the inter- pretation of the Church, to which the Ajwstles delivered both the t)Ook ami the true meaning of it.^'' [^Do. Note on 11 Timothy 3 : 16, 17. ] Shell, a writer often quoted by Catholics, says, *' When the whole canon of scripture was fully cojnpleted, there was no mention made even of the least care taken by the Apostles to divulge it in other languages, wherein it might be read to the nations then converted ; which is a man- ifest sign that they thought all christians were sufficiently provided for, only by what they heard by word of mouth, anil by the traditions of the church.
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" ^Note on Matt. 15 : 9, in the translation of the IS eic-Tcstament approved by the Rt. Rev. John Dubois, Catholic Bishop of New- York, and circulated in this country. '] " The unwritten traditions of the Apostles, are no less to be received than their Epistles. " [Do. Note on II Thess. 2 : 14. ] " If we would have the whole rule of faith and practice, we must not be content with those scriptures which Timothy knew from his infancy, viz^ the Old Testament, nor yet icith the New Testament, witho...ut taking along with it, the traditions of the Apostles, and the inter- pretation of the Church, to which the Ajwstles delivered both the t)Ook ami the true meaning of it.^'' [^Do. Note on 11 Timothy 3 : 16, 17. ] Shell, a writer often quoted by Catholics, says, *' When the whole canon of scripture was fully cojnpleted, there was no mention made even of the least care taken by the Apostles to divulge it in other languages, wherein it might be read to the nations then converted ; which is a man- ifest sign that they thought all christians were sufficiently provided for, only by what they heard by word of mouth, anil by the traditions of the church.
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