Speech in the Case of the Office of the Judge Promoted By the Bishop of Sal
Speech in the Case of the Office of the Judge Promoted By the Bishop of Sal
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Phillimore. — T know he was, my lord. Michaelis was a German hook.
Dean of the Arches. — Ho commenced, you know, hy writing his celchrated pamphlet on the Treaty of Pilnitz, for which Mr. Pitt gave him a pension ; and when he became a hisliop, he was so strict a High Churchman, that ho framed eighty- seven queries, which he made every candidate for orders answer before he received him.
Dr. Phillimore. — I am obliged to your lordship — I was not in the least aware of that. Bishop Marsh proceeds ...: " There must likewise be something more in the writings of the Hebrew prophets than passages which predict the coming of Christ, in a sense which is sometimes called remote, at other times secondary, at other times mystical. A prophecy which relates to our Saviour in a more remote or mystical sense, can hardly come within that description of prophecy, by which the preaching of Christ was made manifest. Nor is this the only inconvenience to which we are thus exposed. For if we adopt the notion, that the prophecies in general, which relate to the Messiah, have two senses — a primary and a secondary — we involve prophecy itself in such uncertainty, as to deprive it of the character ascribed to it by St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Phillimore. — T know he was, my lord. Michaelis was a German hook.
Dean of the Arches. — Ho commenced, you know, hy writing his celchrated pamphlet on the Treaty of Pilnitz, for which Mr. Pitt gave him a pension ; and when he became a hisliop, he was so strict a High Churchman, that ho framed eighty- seven queries, which he made every candidate for orders answer before he received him.
Dr. Phillimore. — I am obliged to your lordship — I was not in the least aware of that. Bishop Marsh proceeds ...: " There must likewise be something more in the writings of the Hebrew prophets than passages which predict the coming of Christ, in a sense which is sometimes called remote, at other times secondary, at other times mystical. A prophecy which relates to our Saviour in a more remote or mystical sense, can hardly come within that description of prophecy, by which the preaching of Christ was made manifest. Nor is this the only inconvenience to which we are thus exposed. For if we adopt the notion, that the prophecies in general, which relate to the Messiah, have two senses — a primary and a secondary — we involve prophecy itself in such uncertainty, as to deprive it of the character ascribed to it by St.
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