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... and discretion to judge ; and shall judgment . prove that the taste of their
mouths is corrupt , so that they judge sweet to be sour , and sour to be sweet ;
and the eyes to be blind ; so that they think that to be the very service of God ,
which is but ...
... and discretion to judge ; and shall judgment . prove that the taste of their
mouths is corrupt , so that they judge sweet to be sour , and sour to be sweet ;
and the eyes to be blind ; so that they think that to be the very service of God ,
which is but ...
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William Tyndale, and John Frith William Tyndale. i Cor . ii . that they judge to be
the law of God which is but a false imagination of a corrupt judgment , for blind
affection of which yet they persecute the true law of God , and them that keep it .
William Tyndale, and John Frith William Tyndale. i Cor . ii . that they judge to be
the law of God which is but a false imagination of a corrupt judgment , for blind
affection of which yet they persecute the true law of God , and them that keep it .
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... nothing well , neighbour , which is the spirit and the life of except we all laws ,
and wherefore all laws are made , love from a is not written in his heart , therefore
in all pure heart . inferior laws , and in all worldly ordinances is he beetle blind .
... nothing well , neighbour , which is the spirit and the life of except we all laws ,
and wherefore all laws are made , love from a is not written in his heart , therefore
in all pure heart . inferior laws , and in all worldly ordinances is he beetle blind .
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Wherewith yet , and with other observances of our own imagining , we believe we
deserve to be sped of all that our blind hearts desire . The church In another
signification it is abused and mistaken for a taken for multitude of shaven , shorn
...
Wherewith yet , and with other observances of our own imagining , we believe we
deserve to be sped of all that our blind hearts desire . The church In another
signification it is abused and mistaken for a taken for multitude of shaven , shorn
...
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So blind he counteth all other men in comparison of his great under standing . ...
clear Baalam . sight to bring the curse of God upon the children of Israel , for
honour's sake , yet his covetousness did so blind his prophecy , that he could not
see ...
So blind he counteth all other men in comparison of his great under standing . ...
clear Baalam . sight to bring the curse of God upon the children of Israel , for
honour's sake , yet his covetousness did so blind his prophecy , that he could not
see ...
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| Tytuł | The Works of the English Reformers: William Tyndale, and John Frith, Tom 2 The Works of the English Reformers: William Tyndale, and John Frith, William Tyndale |
| Autor | William Tyndale |
| Wydawca | E. Palmer, 1831 |
| W formie oryginalnej | Uniwersytet Kalifornijski |
| W formie cyfrowej | 16 Lip 2013 |
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