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what this was : at present we have only to look for bis meaning in the best interpretation that can be
put upewi his words , Regws , every &chool-b © y knows , means royal , kingly , p « ik < : e « . y , for he finds these definitions of the word , in hv A ins worth , and the same high authority defines morbus , * any odd
humour , unreasonable passion or vice : ** hence negius morbus will be , any " odd humour , unreasonable passion , or vice , " by which a prince or royal persoaage may be afflicted , and whieh may weM be said to be *¦* incurable by physicians . ^ As then , Sir , the relics
of a royal saint in former times wrought thecure of this evH , what may we not expect in the present day , from the relies of another royal saint , and martyr tuo ,
should there unfortunately happen to be any evils of this description remaining among us to need the miraculous remedy t T . R .
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A Misquotation * Sir , Having lately iraet with a . Review of * 'A ShcKPt Statement < af the Scrip , tare ( Doctrine , respecting the Unity 5
of Gad , by Jabn GampbelL , ' in . a M&gassine published at Edinburgh , under the title of the fi Scripture Magazine , " I was particularly struck with an extract which the
revaewer professes to make from JVIr . Asptand ' s correspondence vrilh Mr . Webley . ' * After observing , " say * be , ( iMex . 5 $ , dated May 1 , 1813 L p . J 21 ) , " that tylr .
Webley had adopted new objects of woxship , he proceeds , 'If an angel ( com heaven were to preach to me the Trinity , the Deaty of Qbriat ^ and the incapacity orirn *
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willingness of Ac Almighty ( o pardon sin , wkheirt flrH sati ^ factkrn , I should , as I valued my soul ; i
horn his doctrine A < UR « Bi )/ " — Aftey which he draws a parallel between Mr .. Asplatid wid a Jew , who wtmhi not believe Moses , if he had declared Jesus of Nazareth
to be the Messiah , arid adds . some other equally irreiavent reitiarks . But the reader of this quotation ^ and of the remarks which follow it , will do well , before be admits their applicability , to examine
whether the quotation be fairly made ? and , for this purpose he will turn to the Monthly Repository , vol . vii . p . 725 , where , after observing , that ' * Divine teachings are claimed bv men of almost all
sentiments , l > y the followers ot Joanna Southcot more than by Calvinists , and by them mare than by his correspondent , ^ Mr . Aspl ^ ind proceeds , ** This
assumption , therefore , goes no way in a controversy ; the only proper question in which is what is the doctrine of Jesus ? His word is spirit . He teacij es . that 'G ad is ^ ne ; ^ that he hiraselfisnot God but man , and
thajt < 3 od is a 'Father , and always aQtsa foiUerJy part ia ^ ftrds , a , U his childrf ^ i ); antf' ^ tlieiiihe prafiesfies ) " if -an angel from heaven were , in spite of these divine teachings * in spite of these dtvtne teachingsf
to preach to roe the Tjripjty } the Deity < rf Christ , and the iBcapaci * ty , or unwoiliifiigneiss ^ of Gad to pardon sin without fuH satislac tipn , 1 sbouJ < l , as 1 vai ^ uexi my spi ^ l . JUoJtd his 4 a *? trine Accursed /'
Here onresee that tlie reviewer has cho 9 en ft * leave buJt the intro * - duqtory pajrt of tbe . ^ ef ^ W ^ f whi ^ b w ^ ai X | e / qes £ « yy 4 o Abe right uuderataiidiug of wh # t he hae chesen to i hty J befoite h \ $ reiadera ( - From the whole passage it xfeafly
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), June 2, 1813, page 364, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2429/page/8/
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