The book of the Priesthood: An Argument in Three Parts
The book of the Priesthood: An Argument in Three Parts
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Fire from his presence consumed the men who engaged in unauthorised rites, or enkindled the incense with any but sacred fire. How comes it to pass, that altars may now be as numerous as places of worship ? that they may stand side by side under the same roof, reared to the Virgin, and to the saints, as well as to the Creator ? that the sacrifice of the mass can be offered as often as people like to pay for • it? that instead of one lamb for many people, there may be many masses for one person ?... that the censer of incense may be enkindled whenever the priest chooses to officiate, and with whatever fire he likes to 4 employ ? We ask, why ? and by what authority all this is done ? but no answer can be given more satis- factory, than that which Aaron gave to Moses, when he said, " I cast the gold into the fire, and there came out this calf r* * No better authority is there for the altars of the Ro- mau-catholic church, than there was for that which Aaron built before the golden calf; or.
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Fire from his presence consumed the men who engaged in unauthorised rites, or enkindled the incense with any but sacred fire. How comes it to pass, that altars may now be as numerous as places of worship ? that they may stand side by side under the same roof, reared to the Virgin, and to the saints, as well as to the Creator ? that the sacrifice of the mass can be offered as often as people like to pay for • it? that instead of one lamb for many people, there may be many masses for one person ?... that the censer of incense may be enkindled whenever the priest chooses to officiate, and with whatever fire he likes to 4 employ ? We ask, why ? and by what authority all this is done ? but no answer can be given more satis- factory, than that which Aaron gave to Moses, when he said, " I cast the gold into the fire, and there came out this calf r* * No better authority is there for the altars of the Ro- mau-catholic church, than there was for that which Aaron built before the golden calf; or.
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