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76081 Founders of the Message, p. 321.2 (Everett Newfon Dick)
… suffered more with chilliness in that damp atmosphere of moderate cold than in the more severe climate of America.
76082 Founders of the Message, p. 323.2 (Everett Newfon Dick)
… are more than half a dozen printing presses in this city that are large enough to print our paper. Of these I have had to try four. Our third number is the poorest …
76083 Facts of Faith, p. 10.2 (Christian Edwardson)
… on more than one occasion to control and sometimes even forbid the use of the Bible in the vernacular.”
76084 Facts of Faith, p. 15.6 (Christian Edwardson)
“In 1490, Torquemada [the Inquisitor-General] caused many Hebrew Bibles and more than six thousand volumes to be burnt in an Auto da fe at Salamanca.” — “Literary Policy of the Church of Rome,” Joseph Mendham, M. A., p. 97. London, 1830.
76085 Facts of Faith, p. 18.3 (Christian Edwardson)
… a more ample vocabulary, and, perhaps, better grammatical annotations than Catholic editions. Such an act would appear quite pardonable and excusable as …
76086 Facts of Faith, p. 19.1 (Christian Edwardson)
… was more correct than any copy we now have of the original Hebrew and Greek texts. We shall now examine this claim.
76087 Facts of Faith, p. 21.2 (Christian Edwardson)
… : ‘The more learned Catholics have never denied the existence of errors in the Vulgate; on the contrary, Isidore Clarius collected eighty thousand .’ It is amusing …
76088 Facts of Faith, p. 22.3 (Christian Edwardson)
… it more than they do. All we are here aiming at is this: When leading Catholic authorities admit that their Bible is of so little value as a “Standard Text,” then …
76089 Facts of Faith, p. 22.4 (Christian Edwardson)
… something more must be done than a mere denunciation of the corrupt translations in the direction of providing a new version which the Roman Church could …
76090 Facts of Faith, p. 30.2 (Christian Edwardson)
… no more sacred than a syllabus; that the home as an institution is doomed; that there are no absolute evils; that immorality is simply an act in contravention …
76091 Facts of Faith, p. 32.2 (Christian Edwardson)
… for more than twenty-five years, it is not more than reasonable, and a just punishment, that he in his presumption has now undertaken his war on the Gospels.” — “Bibelen …
76092 Facts of Faith, p. 33.1 (Christian Edwardson)
… needle than for a poor man to enter the kingdom of heaven?” — “The Anti-Infidel Library,” H. L. Hastings, “More Bricks from the Babel of the Higher Critics,” pp. 172, 173. Boston …
76093 Facts of Faith, p. 38.1 (Christian Edwardson)
… even more than morally speaking, the most powerful personage in Italy. If Odovacar [Odoacer], as an Arian, had openly opposed him, Simplicius [the Pope] could have …
76094 Facts of Faith, p. 52.5 (Christian Edwardson)
“The reign of Justinian is more remarkable as a portion of the history of mankind, than as a chapter in the annals of the Roman Empire or of the Greek nation. The changes of centuries pass in rapid succession before the eyes of one generation....
76095 Facts of Faith, p. 64.1 (Christian Edwardson)
… almost more odious - for it is less frank - than shedding it herself. Especially did she act thus in the sixteenth century with regard to Protestants. Not content …
76096 Facts of Faith
… , that more than fifty millions of the human family, have been slaughtered for the crime of heresy by popish persecutors, an average of more than forty thousand …
76097 Facts of Faith
… shed more innocent blood than any other institution that has ever existed among mankind, will be questioned by no Protestant who has a competent knowledge …
76098 Facts of Faith, p. 74.5 (Christian Edwardson)
… , and more than two weeks before the law was given on Sinai, God tested the people on Sabbath-keeping ( Exodus 16:4, 27, 28 ), which He certainly could not have done, if …
76099 Facts of Faith, p. 75.1 (Christian Edwardson)
… , any more than our birthday can be changed.
76100 Facts of Faith, p. 83.1 (Christian Edwardson)
… and more careful in his statements than Sozomen, and less credulous than Theodoret. ‘His impartiality is so strikingly displayed,’ says Waddington, ‘as to make …