For of him, and through him, and to him, are all things: to whom be glory for ever. Amen. —Romans 11:36
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The soul, being separated from the body, does not cease to be what it was; but the body being dead, the soul abides alive in its own essence, altogether immortal, and void of all corruption. For the death of man is not the extinguishing or destruction of the soul, but only a separation or departure…
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There is a law of Nature inscribed in the hearts of men. If this law is not abolished and believers are bound to follow its direction and obligation, how can the Antinomian argue that the Moral Law, in terms of its commanding power, ceases to be valid?
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Should we make or have images of of God, Christ, and saints in our homes and churches? Why or why not? No; for we must not pretend to be wiser than God, who will have his people taught not by dumb images, but by the lively preaching of his word.
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For on all occasions he [the Pope] vaunts about the Apostolic See, Apostolic Benedictions, Apostolic Anathemas; in short, boasts of every thing Apostolic. Wherefore from what has been explained above concerning the nature of an Apostle, this question arises. Whether the Pope of Rome has, or has not, the apostolic dignity and authority?
