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Strana xxviii
In the first place , if Priests be not indeed judges and have no power truly to remit
sins , but simply to declare them to be remitted , it is certain , that no one would be
lost from this cause alone , viz : that they could not procure a Priest to reconcile ...
In the first place , if Priests be not indeed judges and have no power truly to remit
sins , but simply to declare them to be remitted , it is certain , that no one would be
lost from this cause alone , viz : that they could not procure a Priest to reconcile ...
Strana xcvi
il soever sios ye remit : they therefore remit sins , because Jesus Christ “ remitteth
the sins through their ministry , as it was Jesus Christ who “ loosened Lazarus ,
by the hands of his disciples . ” The same minister , in the conclusion of his ...
il soever sios ye remit : they therefore remit sins , because Jesus Christ “ remitteth
the sins through their ministry , as it was Jesus Christ who “ loosened Lazarus ,
by the hands of his disciples . ” The same minister , in the conclusion of his ...
Strana cix
He wishes that they themselves should remit sin ; that they should remit it in his
name and on his part . In quality of sovereign judge , both of the living and of the
dead , he constitutes them his subalterns ; he imparts his authority to them , to se
...
He wishes that they themselves should remit sin ; that they should remit it in his
name and on his part . In quality of sovereign judge , both of the living and of the
dead , he constitutes them his subalterns ; he imparts his authority to them , to se
...
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