 | Thomas Erskine May - 1863 - 608 էջ
...Seeker's Eight Charges, 1738, p. 4; Southey's Life of Wesley, i. 324, &c. 2 Bishop Burnet thus speaks of candidates for ordination : — " Those who have read...books, yet never seem to have read the scriptures." " The case is not much better in many, who, having got into orders, come for instruction, and cannot... | |
 | John Fletcher Hurst - 1865 - 656 էջ
...obliged to know it. The easiest part of knowledge is that to which they are the greatest strangers. Those who have read some few books, yet never seem to have read the Scriptures. Many cannot give even a tolerable account of the Catechism itself, how short and plain soever. This... | |
 | Abel Stevens - 1866 - 302 էջ
...obliged to know it. The easiest part of knowledge is that to which they are the greatest strangers. Those who have read some few books, yet never seem to have read the Scriptures. Many cannot give a tolerable account even of the Catechism itself, how short and plain soever. This... | |
 | William Wilson - 1866 - 460 էջ
...that they can give no account, or at least a very imperfect one, of the contents even of the Gospels. Those who have read some few books, yet never seem to have read the Scriptures. Many cannot give a tolerable account even of the Catechism itself, how short and plain soever. They... | |
 | Abel Stevens - 1866 - 288 էջ
...obliged to know it. The easiest part of knowledge is that to which they are the greatest strangers. Those who have read some few books, yet never seem to have read the Scriptures. Many cannot give a tolerable account even of the Catechism itself, how short and plain soever. This... | |
 | John Fletcher Hurst - 1867 - 552 էջ
...obliged to know it. The easiest part of knowledge is that to which they are the greatest strangers. Those who have read some few books, yet never seem to have read the Scriptures. Many cannot give even a tolerable account of the Catechism itself, how short and plain soever. This... | |
 | George Howe - 1870 - 726 էջ
...be ordained are ignorant to a degree not to be apprehended by those who are not obliged to know it. Those who have read some few books, yet never seem to have read the Scriptures." " The case is not much better in many who have got into orders." Archbishop Seeker, Butler in the preface... | |
 | William Moister - 1871 - 120 էջ
...they can give no account, or, at least, a very imperfect one, of the contents even of the Gospels. Those who have read some few books, yet never seem to have read the Scriptures. Many cannot give a tolerable account even of the Catechism itself, how short and plain soever. They... | |
 | Joseph Fawcett Beddy - 1872 - 100 էջ
...that they can give no account, or at least a very imperfect one, of the contents even of the Gospels. Those who have read some few books, yet never seem to have read the Scriptures. Many cannot give even a tolerable account of the catechism itself, however short and plain soever.... | |
 | Abel Stevens - 1873 - 632 էջ
...obliged to know it. The easiest part of the knowledge is that to which they are the greatest strangers. Those who have read some few books, yet never seem to have read the Scriptures. Many cannot give a tolerable account even of the Catechism itself, how short and plain soever. This... | |
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... them; so that they can give no account, or at least a very imperfect one, of the contents even of the gospels. Those who have read some few books, yet never seem to have read the scriptures. 
