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why are not all those things which are spoken before, and which follow, common to them all ? In which Words it is plain, that as Origen denies the Keys to be given to Peter only; so in suposing that very Promise, I will give thee the Keys, to be common to the rest, he must of necessity suppose, that the Keys were given to the rest, in the same Degree they were to Peter. |
why Are not all those things which Are spoken before, and which follow, Common to them all? In which Words it is plain, that as Origen Denies the Keys to be given to Peter only; so in suposing that very Promise, I will give thee the Keys, to be Common to the rest, he must of necessity suppose, that the Keys were given to the rest, in the same Degree they were to Peter. |
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NONLATINALPHABET, &c. Comment. in Mat. Tom. 12. p. 275. |
, etc. Comment. in Mathew Tom. 12. p. 275. |
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