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Abraham's faith : that is the olde religion, wherein is taught, that the religion now publikely taught and defended by order in the Church of England, is the onely true catholicke, auncient, and unchangeable faith of Gods elect .. (1602)

Nicholls, Josias · London : Imprinted by Thomas Wight · leaf 214

An illustration from Abraham's faith : that is the olde religion, wherein is taught, that the religion now publikely taught and defended by order in the Church of England, is the onely true catholicke, auncient, and unchangeable faith of Gods elect .., 1602, leaf 214
t, how they agree with the here-fies, which fprangvpin the Apoftles times, and inthofe few ages following,which came neereft to theApoftles, both in yeares and do&rine. And thisis in two arguments: Firft in the matter and formeof dodrine, and fecondly in the order and courfe oftime. For… … S94 Poperieisbut newttavniyigy religion,but of a new vpftart, hcreticall prauitie andfuperfHtion. And firft let vs fee in this Chapter,theiragreement in the forme and matter of do&rine.Andianiheretickes about Anno 338. began to beeknowne,and after them Anthropomorphita^creaptout ofMonkifli…

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