Publications, Issue 37
Publications, Issue 37
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Where was your doctrine before Luther? to the churches in other parts of the world, as to the Greeks, the Muscovites, the Melchites or Syrians, the Armenians, the Jacobites, the Copts, or Egyp- tian Christians, the Abyssinians and others, who, though very corrupt in many things, yet agree with the reformed churches in many points, wherein they *' Cochleas, lib. 4. ez Berkbeck. Protestant. Eyid. p. 386.
t Acts and Mon. Vol. I. Protestat. to the church of England.
Digitized by Google THE NOTBLTY ...OF POPERY. 137 with US differ from the church of Rome; as is wit- nessed by David Chytrdaus^ who travelled amongst many of them, and from his personal knowledge and conversing with many that were amongst them, and by letters from others, gives an account of the state of several churches; and by the confession of faith in the eastern churches, composed by Cryto* pulus, patriarch of Constantinople, and others, as also by the confession of papists themselves.
1. These churches deny the pope's supremacy, that he is head of the church, and never submitted to him as universal head.
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Where was your doctrine before Luther? to the churches in other parts of the world, as to the Greeks, the Muscovites, the Melchites or Syrians, the Armenians, the Jacobites, the Copts, or Egyp- tian Christians, the Abyssinians and others, who, though very corrupt in many things, yet agree with the reformed churches in many points, wherein they *' Cochleas, lib. 4. ez Berkbeck. Protestant. Eyid. p. 386.
t Acts and Mon. Vol. I. Protestat. to the church of England.
Digitized by Google THE NOTBLTY ...OF POPERY. 137 with US differ from the church of Rome; as is wit- nessed by David Chytrdaus^ who travelled amongst many of them, and from his personal knowledge and conversing with many that were amongst them, and by letters from others, gives an account of the state of several churches; and by the confession of faith in the eastern churches, composed by Cryto* pulus, patriarch of Constantinople, and others, as also by the confession of papists themselves.
1. These churches deny the pope's supremacy, that he is head of the church, and never submitted to him as universal head.
What to read after Publications, Issue 37?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Presbyterian Church in the U.S.a. Board of Publication to read onlineMoreLess
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