...parts of the Jewifh religion, as well as the means of tranfmitting it. Not fo with the new inftitution. It cannot be proved that any form of church government was laid down in the Chriftian, as it had been in the Jewifh fcriptures, with a view of fixing a confiirution for fucceeding...

...Jewith religion, as well as the means of tranfmitting it. Not fo with the new inftitution. It caonot be proved that any form of church government was laid down in the Chriftian, as it had been in the Jewifh fcriptures, with a view of fixing a conftitutkm for Succeeding...

...old fchool. In his chapter On religious eftablifhments, Archdeacon PALEY informs his readers, " That it cannot be proved that any form of church government was laid down in the Chriftian church ; that no command for that purpofe was delivered by CHRIST himfelf ; and upon the...

...of the Jewish religion, as '" well as the means of transmitting it. Not so with the new institution. It cannot be proved that any form of church government was laid down in the Christian, as it had been in the Jewish scriptures, with a view of fixing a constitution for succeeding ages ;...

...Jewish religion, as well as the means of transmitting it. Not so with the new institution. It cannot he proved that any form of Church government was laid down in the Christian, as it had been in the Jewish Scriptures, with a view of fixing a constitution for succeeding ages ;...

...parts of the Jewish religion, as well as the means of transmitting it. Not so with the new institution. It cannot be proved that any form of church government was laid down in the Christian, as it had been in the Jewish Scriptures, with a view of fixing a constitution for succeeding ages ;...

...might be easily swelled to a volume, I shall add only two of modern times. Archdeacon Paley says, " It cannot be proved that any form of Church Government was laid down in the Christian Scriptures. with a view of fixing a constitution for succeeding ages." The Editors of the Christian...

...spiritual economy of the gospel. — [See Establishments.] «" It cannot be proved," says Dr. Palcy, " that any form of church government was laid down in the Christian, as it had been in the Jewish scriptures, with a view of fixing a constitution for succeeding ages The...

...might be easily swelled to a volume, I shall add only two of modern times. Archdeacon Paley says, " It cannot be proved that any form of church government was laid down in the Christian Scriptures, with a view of fixing a constitution for succeeding ages." The Editors of the Christian...

...authority which declared the law itself. These, therefore, were parts of the Jewish religion ; but it cannot be proved that any form of church government was laid down in the Christian, as in the Jewish Scriptures, with a view of fixing a constitution for succeeding ages. Certainly no...