Letters Concerning the Constitution And Order of the Christian Ministry Address
Letters Concerning the Constitution And Order of the Christian Ministry Address
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The second remark is, that what- ever religious rite it is that Hilary refers to, it is something which the bi- shops, in his day, generally claimed as their prerogative; but which had not be^n always appropriated to them; and which even in his time, in the bishop's absence, the presbyters considered themselves as empower- ed to perform. This is sufficient for my purpose.
( 351 ) LETTER VI.
TESTIMONY OF THE REFORMERS.
CHRISTIAN BRETHREN, IN the sixth of my former letters, I endeavoured to show ...that the great body of the Reformers, and other witnesses for the truth, in different ages and nations, were Presbyterians in princi- ple. This allegation, and the proof by which it is supported, Dr, Bowden, according to his usual manner, confidently rejects, and pronounces a total misrepresentation. With what justice he does this, a few remarks will enable you to determine.
I asserted that the Waldenses were substantially Presbyterians, both in principle and practice; that among other points, in which they rejected the corruptions of the Romish church, they held, that there ought to be no diversity of rank among the ministers of the gospel ; and that bishops and presbyters, according to the word of God, and primitive usage, were the same order.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The second remark is, that what- ever religious rite it is that Hilary refers to, it is something which the bi- shops, in his day, generally claimed as their prerogative; but which had not be^n always appropriated to them; and which even in his time, in the bishop's absence, the presbyters considered themselves as empower- ed to perform. This is sufficient for my purpose.
( 351 ) LETTER VI.
TESTIMONY OF THE REFORMERS.
CHRISTIAN BRETHREN, IN the sixth of my former letters, I endeavoured to show ...that the great body of the Reformers, and other witnesses for the truth, in different ages and nations, were Presbyterians in princi- ple. This allegation, and the proof by which it is supported, Dr, Bowden, according to his usual manner, confidently rejects, and pronounces a total misrepresentation. With what justice he does this, a few remarks will enable you to determine.
I asserted that the Waldenses were substantially Presbyterians, both in principle and practice; that among other points, in which they rejected the corruptions of the Romish church, they held, that there ought to be no diversity of rank among the ministers of the gospel ; and that bishops and presbyters, according to the word of God, and primitive usage, were the same order.
What to read after Letters Concerning the Constitution And Order of the Christian Ministry Address?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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