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40921 American Sentinel, vol. 2 January 1887, page 4 paragraph 9

… have referred to the National Reform Association as the “Religious Amendment party,” and we think justly, although they may disclaim that distinctive title …

40922 American Sentinel, vol. 2 February 1887, page 11 paragraph 5

… they refer to in their constitution. We must remember, however, that it was engaged in by the Christian men who settled this country; and even they could not …

40923 American Sentinel, vol. 2 March 1887, page 21 paragraph 5

… . We refer to those who conscientiously observe the seventh day of the week. We know that it is commonly urged that Sunday laws do not interfere with the rights …

40924 American Sentinel, vol. 2 August 1887, page 57 paragraph 8

Here we have Church and State union in the most narrow sense, the union of a denomination with the State. But this will appear still more plainly when we read the following exact copy of the “Covenant” above referred

40925 American Sentinel, vol. 2 August 1887, page 58 paragraph 2

… subscription referred to the determination of the General Assembly, being determined; and thereby the five articles of Perth, the government of the kirk …

40926 American Sentinel, vol. 2 August 1887, page 58 paragraph 5

… should refer to Buckle’s famous chapter; or, if he think those statements to be partial or exaggerated, to original records, such as those of the presbyteries …

40928 American Sentinel, vol. 2 August 1887, page 59 paragraph 2

… questions referred to do not belong to the nation as a civil organism, nor to our movement, which is a civil and not an ecclesiastical one; the churches must …

40929 American Sentinel, vol. 2 December 1887, page 89 paragraph 12

… has reference solely to the relations to one another, of citizens of a State. Civil government is simply the guiding and regulating of the relations of men …

40930 American Sentinel, vol. 2 December 1887, page 90 paragraph 1

… present refer to only the following:-

40931 American Sentinel, vol. 2 December 1887, page 90 paragraph 6

… he referred was his power as “Mediator between God and men.” It is not all civil power, but all spiritual power.

40932 American Sentinel, vol. 2 December 1887, page 90 paragraph 8

… , unmistakably refers to the last great Judgment, and it is at the close of this that Christ appears before the Father to receive “dominion, and glory, and a kingdom …

40933 American Sentinel, vol. 3 January 1888, page 8 paragraph 5

… , he referred to the fact that Catholic schools and churches are taxed, and that the Government does not give Catholic schools a share of the public money, and …

40934 American Sentinel, vol. 3 February 1888, page 10 paragraph 1

… been referred to in the columns of the Sentinel, and the statement has been made that the principles of the National Reform Association are those of that …

40935 American Sentinel, vol. 3 February 1888, page 10 paragraph 9

Now read the following act which was passed with reference to the above-mentioned National Covenant:-

40936 American Sentinel, vol. 3 February 1888, page 10 paragraph 12

… subscription referred to the determination of the General Assembly, being determined; and thereby the five articles of Perth, the government of the kirk …

40937 American Sentinel, vol. 3 February 1888, page 10 paragraph 13

… . Our reference to the Reformed Presbyterian Church was only incidental to the argument that National Reform success must be Church and State union. In nothing …

40938 American Sentinel, vol. 3 February 1888, page 14 paragraph 2

… direct reference to those who refuse to accept the National Reform regime. We say in all seriousness the day that marks the success of the National Reform …

40939 American Sentinel, vol. 3 April 1888, page 29 paragraph 6

… with reference to heathen gods. And then if the heathen were in a majority in this country, or if we were in a heathen country, they would have a right to compel …

40940 American Sentinel, vol. 3 May 1888, page 40 paragraph 7

… defendant refers (or appeals) to Dr. M. Luther. First, it must be considered that Luther lived three hundred years ago, and that meanwhile the customs, the tone …