 | Samuel Miller - 1835 - 162 strani
...judgment of a synod, is more authentic and cogent than that of a private father; it being supposeable that a private father might write his own particular judgment and opinion only ; but the determination of a synod (and he might have added, the unanimous determination of a... | |
 | Samuel Miller - 1835 - 228 strani
...judgment of a synod, is more authentic and cogent than that of a private father ; it being supposafele that a private father might write his own particular judgment and opinion only ; but the determination of a synod (and he might have added, the unanimous determination of a... | |
 | Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. - 1835 - 380 strani
...judgment of a synod, is more authentic, and cogent than that of a private father ; it being supposable that a private father might write his own particular judgment and .opinion only ; but the determination of a synod (and he might have added, the unanimous determination of a... | |
 | Benjamin Kurtz - 1840 - 384 strani
...judgment of a synod, is more authentic and cogent than that of a private father ; it being supposable that a private father might write his own particular judgment and opinion only ; but the determination of a synod (and he might have added, the unanimous determination of a... | |
 | Lord Peter King King - 1841 - 314 strani
...judgment of a synod, is more authentic and cogent than that of a private father, it being supposable that a private father might write his own particular...a synod or council denote the common practice and usage of the whole church. § 3. It is evident, then, that infants were baptized in the primitive ages... | |
 | James L. Chapman - 1850 - 224 strani
...judgment of a synod, is more authentic and cogent than that of a private father, it being supposable that a private father might write his own particular judgment and opinion only ; but the determination of a synod of sixty-six bishops denotes the common practice and usage... | |
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... quoting what is given above, and much more, subjoins the following remark — " Here, then is a synodical decree for the baptism of infants, as formal as can possibly be expected ; which being the judgment of a synod, is more authentic, and cogent... 