...are, (as in many places before I have largely observed) they have not come to the pure dipensation of the gospel. And therefore, while they are in that...of them.selves, or lawful at that time, after the resurrection of Christ; but because that spirit was not yet raised up in them, whereby they could be...

...because, in the state in which they are, (as in many places before I have largely observed.) they hare not come to the pure dispensation of the gospel ;...either necessary of themselves, or lawful at that time, but because that spirit was not yet raised up in them, whereby they conld be delivered from such rudiments;...

...religion; beause, in the state in which they are, (as n maoy places before I have largely oberred,) they have not come to the pure dispensation of the...they are in that condition, we shall not say that tear, undertaken upon a just occasion, is altogether unlawful to them. For even as circumcision, and...

...religion ; because in the state in which they are (as in many places before I have largely observed), they have not come to the pure dispensation of the...necessary of themselves, or lawful at that time, after the resurrection of Christ, but because that Spirit was not yet raised up in them, whereby they could be...

...religion; because in the state in which they are, (as in many places before I have largely observed,) they have not come to the pure dispensation of the...they are in that condition, we shall not say, That tear, undertaken upon a just occasion, is altogether unlawful to them. For even as circumcision and...

...of the Christian world, who have not "ffine iip to the pure dispensation." These are his words : " And therefore, while they are in that condition, we...a just occasion, is altogether unlawful to them." h is with unfeigned grief, that I am thus constrained to dwell upon what, in rny view, are the blighted...

...religion; because in the state in which they are, (as in many places before I have largely observed.) they have not come to the pure dispensation of the...they are in that condition, we shall not say. That tear, undertaken upon a just occasion, is altogether unlawful to them. For even as circumcision and...

...religion; because in the state in which they are, (as in many places before I have largely observed,) they have not come to the pure dispensation of the...necessary of themselves, or lawful at that time, after the resurrection of Christ, but because that Spirit was not yet raised up in them, whereby they could be...

...they are far from the perfection of the Christian religion, because in the state in which they are, they have not come to the pure dispensation of the...occasion, is altogether unlawful to them. For, even as certain ceremonies were for a season permitted to the Jews, not because they were either necessary...

...respecting governments ' which have not come to the pure dispensation of the Gospel,' that ' whilst they are in that condition we shall not say that war undertaken on a just occasion is altogether unlawful to them.' ' For,' he adds, ' they are not yet fitted for...