PUBLIC-DOMAIN CHRISTIAN BOOK
The Complete Works of Thomas Manton — Volume 5
Thomas Manton · 312,097 words · 303 reading sections
Section 301
6. Though we blame this in Papists, yet we reject not all tradition, [1.] Because scripture itself is a tradition, as we proved before, and is conveyed to us by the most credible means, which we have no reason to doubt of The scriptures of the Old Testament were pre- served by the Jews, ' to whom were committed the ora…
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It may be noticed that the same mistake was made long ago by Anthony a Wood ; and, indeed, it is probable that it was he who misled Mr Nichol. Being aware, then, that the treatise was not Dr Manton's, the Editor has not thought himself entitled to include it among his loorhs. It is enough to subjoin the preface, which…
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Tho. Manton. Newington, June 23, 1653. ^ ' ' A.\ridevei.v iv aydwrj.' — Eph. iv. 14. THE END OF VOL. V. PRINTED BY BALLANTYNE AND COMPAN\'< EDINBURGH AND LONDON ci^ Princeton Theological Seminary Libraries 1 1012 01195 7968 Market S'…
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Historical Christian writing; not Scripture.