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Strana xxvi
For , as they have received the power not only to forgive but also to retain sins , a
power which conformably to the intention of Christ , they are to exercise not at
random , but prudently and with discretion , it must be a part of their office as ...
For , as they have received the power not only to forgive but also to retain sins , a
power which conformably to the intention of Christ , they are to exercise not at
random , but prudently and with discretion , it must be a part of their office as ...
Strana xxvii
For , that you may see that the son of man hath power on carth to forgive sins , he
turns to the sick man saya ing , Arise , take up thy bed , and go into thy house .
The Jews were here under two mistakes : In the first place , they thought our ...
For , that you may see that the son of man hath power on carth to forgive sins , he
turns to the sick man saya ing , Arise , take up thy bed , and go into thy house .
The Jews were here under two mistakes : In the first place , they thought our ...
Strana xxviii
Go , complete this great work , and to this effect , receive ye the Holy Ghost ,
whose sins you shall forgive , they are forgiven them , and whose sins you shall
retain they are retained . Jobn 20 . There is no absurdity therefore in saying , that
man ...
Go , complete this great work , and to this effect , receive ye the Holy Ghost ,
whose sins you shall forgive , they are forgiven them , and whose sins you shall
retain they are retained . Jobn 20 . There is no absurdity therefore in saying , that
man ...
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