Aarons rod blossoming, or, the divine ordinance of church government vindicated ... (1646)
Gillespie, George, 1613-1648 · London : Printed by E.G. for Richard Whitaker · leaf 216
3. 4. Peradventure everyone did not a& in each of thefc mines, but yet they were natio-nall(aswecallnationall) finnes, the generality of the Chil-dren of Ifrael, either acting or partaking therein. Jn fiich a cafeAuguftine thought fit to fiifpend the exerciiing of Excommuni*cation for the finne… … AN APPENDIX To the Firft Booke : Containing an additionall debate concerning the Jewifli Church-Government and Cenfures* Have faid enough (as I fappofe J of aChurch-Government and Church-Cen-fares diitinft from Magistracy and civillJultice among the Jewes3 whereby the feeming Old Teltament iirength…
Church polity · Church and state · Excommunication
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