Five disputations of church-government, and worship (1659)
Baxter, Richard, 1615-1691 · London : Printed by R.W. for N. Simmons · leaf 263
ion was conjund, that they re-ceived their Power imaginarily from Rsme) But that the faidCanonical fuccefTion was interrupted, by this Papal tenure, andmany a delinquency, is neverthelefs fure,and fufficient to inforccthe Argument as to them that now arc our adverfaries. Butfo much (hall fufficc… … Sed. I. S^^§^^^^S Have made this work unneccf- fary by the two former Chap-ters •• For if »o Ordination be ofNeceflity to the Being of theMiniftry,noran uninterruptedSucceffion Nectftiry , thendoubctefs an Ordination bythefe Prelates in Specie is notNcccfTary at prcfent, or as to fucceffion. But…
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