 | John Fuller Russell - 1838 - 384 sidor
...observe, who refuse to allow the testimony of the primitive writers its due weight and authority, such only excepted, as have not read them, or are afraid...and, therefore, in order to divert us from the true sense of the holy Scriptures, (in discovering which those interpreters have commonly the best success,... | |
 | 1840 - 588 sidor
...observe, who refuse to allow the testimony of the primitive writers its due weight and authority, such only excepted as have not read them, or are afraid...and, therefore, in order to divert us from the true sense of the Holy Scriptures, (in discovering which those interpreters have commonly the best success,... | |
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... once, to have depraved the faith, whilst her Pastors, and other chief members, were daily suffering martyrdom in its defence: and few there are, or rather none at all, as far as I have been able to observe, who refuse to allow the testimony of the... 