An Epitome of General Ecclesiastical History: From the Earliest Period to the Present Time. With an Appendix, Giving a Condensed History of the Jews from the Destruction of Jerusalem to the Present Day. Illustrated with Maps and EngravingsVanderpool & Cole, 1828 - 449 páginas |
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... Arians attained to the high places than they split into various parties . They could not agree among themselves in their views of the character of Christ . A mul titude of new sects sprang up among them , under the names of semi - arians ...
... Arians attained to the high places than they split into various parties . They could not agree among themselves in their views of the character of Christ . A mul titude of new sects sprang up among them , under the names of semi - arians ...
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... Arian system . Valentinian , and Valens , two brothers , succeeded Jovian . The former was the patron of the Trinitarians ; the latter , of the Arians . Valens renewed in the East the spirit of persecution , and many were banished ...
... Arian system . Valentinian , and Valens , two brothers , succeeded Jovian . The former was the patron of the Trinitarians ; the latter , of the Arians . Valens renewed in the East the spirit of persecution , and many were banished ...
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... Arian controversy . Two ministers at Exeter , ' were sus- pected of unsoundness in faith . A general controversy arose ... Arians and Arminians ; and , as the Puritans and Dissenters had ever lived by the power of evangelical doctrine ...
... Arian controversy . Two ministers at Exeter , ' were sus- pected of unsoundness in faith . A general controversy arose ... Arians and Arminians ; and , as the Puritans and Dissenters had ever lived by the power of evangelical doctrine ...
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