...for salvation, and a final appeal in all matters of controversy : or, as it has been often expressed, that " the Bible, and the Bible only, is the religion of Protestants." Now, since all these divisions are opposed to the precepts of the Gospel ; since they are caused by...

...different purposes of the various sects which at thisdny disgrace the Christian name. They all tell you that the bible and the bible only is the religion of Protestants, and that the bible is the only rule of faith. If so, I should be glad to know upon what principle Protestants...

...find leisure for the purpose. THE PRESBYTERIAN. JVo. III. The maxim can hardly be too often repeated, that "the bible, and the Bible only, is the religion of Protestants." Depart from this ground — depart from it ever so little, and the danger becomes imminent. If the...

...but by those who " handle the word of God deceitfully." When, therefore, it is said, and truly said, that "the Bible, and the Bible " only, is the religion of Protestants," it by no means follows, that every reader or interpreter of the Bible is equally able to extract from...

...Such a system is a departure from the principle on which the national and protestant faith is founded, that " the Bible, and the Bible only, is the religion of protestants." It is a device of infidelity and popery, aided by all the other restless elements of evil, for lessening...

...afforded us of making one noble quotation from this immortal work. The great principle maintained in it, that the Bible, and the Bible only, is the religion of protestants, ought to be indelibly impressed on the minds of every professor of the protestant faith. " When I say,"...

...delivered on the following Subjects. 1. Congregational Church Polity founded on the Great Principle, that " The Bible, and the Bible only, is the religion of Protestants." 2. The purity of Evangelical Doctrine secured by Congregational Church Principles. 3. The harmony of...

...reluctantly, to the very gates of the Vatican ? ' In short, give up the grand principle of the Reformation, that " the Bible, and the Bible only, is the religion of Protestants,'' and \vhere is our barrier against Popery on the one hand, and fanaticism on the other? Even weaken...

...course. [This warning is especially seasonable to us of this day, who are beset both with the clamour, that " the Bible and the Bible only is the religion of Protestants." and with a thousand discordant views, all professedly Scriptural, in illustration of its unreasonableness....

...obligation of this double reference, without rejecting the distinctness of your church character. ' The maxim that the Bible, and the Bible only, is the religion of Protestants, must be understood to apply to the Church of England with a degree of reservation. It is true, so far...