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Page 199
... divorced commits adultery , it is to be understood if he had any plot in the divorce . " The rest I reserve until it be disputed , how the magistrate is to do herein . From hence we may plainly discern a twofold consideration in this ...
... divorced commits adultery , it is to be understood if he had any plot in the divorce . " The rest I reserve until it be disputed , how the magistrate is to do herein . From hence we may plainly discern a twofold consideration in this ...
Page 211
... divorce from such a person . This doubt of theirs St. Paul removes by an evangelical reason , having respect to that vision of St. Peter , wherein the distinction of clean ... divorce is handled with such H 795 THE DOCTRINE OF DIVORCE 211.
... divorce from such a person . This doubt of theirs St. Paul removes by an evangelical reason , having respect to that vision of St. Peter , wherein the distinction of clean ... divorce is handled with such H 795 THE DOCTRINE OF DIVORCE 211.
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... divorce about dowries , jointures , and the like , besides the punishing of adultery , ought not to pass without referring , if need be , to the magistrate ; yet that the absolute and final hindering of divorce cannot belong to any ...
... divorce about dowries , jointures , and the like , besides the punishing of adultery , ought not to pass without referring , if need be , to the magistrate ; yet that the absolute and final hindering of divorce cannot belong to any ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
LETTER TO Hartlib | 9 |
THE DOCTRINE AND DISCIPLINE OF DIVORCE | 187 |
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adultery ancient answer apostles Areopagitica authority better bishops called canon law cause charity Christ Christian church Cicero civil command common commonwealth confuter conscience corrupt council covenant discipline dispense divine divorce doctrine E. M. W. Tillyard England episcopacy esteem evil faith fathers fear free commonwealth give God's gospel grace hath heart hinder holy honour hope Jews John Milton judge judgment justice king kingdom knowledge labour law of Moses learning less lest liberty licensing Lord magistrate marriage matter ment Milton mind ministers monarchy Moses nation nature needs never opinion ordinance parliament PARLIAMENT OF ENGLAND peace person pharisees Plato pope praise prayer prelates punishment reason reformation religion Remonstrant Rome saith Saviour scripture Smectymnuus soul speak spirit suffer teach things thou thought tion true truth tyranny virtue whenas wherein whereof whole wisdom wise words worthy write