Current:

Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), September 1813, Edition 1 of 1, Page 583, Untitled Article

Page 583
Page 23
23 of 64

On this page

  • Text (2)

      Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software. The text has not been manually corrected and should not be relied on to be an accurate representation of the item.

    • Untitled Article

      Untitled Article

    • Untitled Article

      Untitled Article

  • Transcript

    • Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software. The text has not been manually corrected and should not be relied on to be an accurate representation of the item.

      Additionally, when viewing full transcripts, extracted text may not be in the same order as the original document.

      Untitled Article

      it - ^^^ P ^ fb ^ ^ d WtM * mrelln < W % &t U ^ 0 e &H& *? &e f ^ & § 6 <^ Xn pL& t&jfj&L ziom kftohiMe { &fti ? i % . As kWiring us ¥ * rot&si&rits > men are accustomed

      tirfoofc upbif the holy scriptures as tne ^ sdle rule of faitli , by which hptb f&f ^ er ^ arid counci ls are to be examinee !; i they were not well tatisfi ^ d , to be sure , that in this

      wnble affair you attributed so little ta scriptu ' re and ibaf you spoke in > o disobliging a manner of reason , whbse ^ authori ty alone ought to prevail in the world , and to

      which you yourself have so great obligations . Ho ^ every as people ipay continue good friends * and yet every one persist in his own aerftini ^ nts , they very positively ru , aintain , that they have advanced thkt been

      i ^ 6 rqidg concerning the . Fathers and ttfe ^^ n ^ ik has not said anla rtub ^ hed many ti ris es befo re , ^^ f y by % e Authors of our po ^ nVu riion , which you are not

      bmn fip htckhZytleilge , but like-^^ y ' Konriri ^ Catholic authors , atto . wjjat stjrhnsxs me most , even jf ; i « tiu . ^ •; ¦ ' ' : ' ! 'Th fe jQueen , to prove her point , refe rs | 6 the ; censiir ^^ passed upon Augustine by the Jesuits Adam ahd Ailil ^ t « She then describes ) ierchaplains asmaintaining , that ti jf * 4 ij £ iti&ii rely for the sense of sOfipJture upon authors that have ? o ne

      HIiW !^ *?* ghgenlly : » and that" have spoken of the apostles g ^ i Use | ^ e ^ , Wtlh so little respec t as ^ SL ^ roihe ? ' Oii the ^ character 61 Cpancfts ike QueeriqtiotesGre ien 1

      g ^ rvj M ^^ en ascalling them (/ io ? e MteeHrigs if cranes and getse , ### ^ 4 mlMt a&inshiich iSifti ^^^^^^ ^ ffl ^^ $ ^^ toiifon tl £ MfeiiS ^ MF 8 fcte ^ ^ ttifli ^ ht

      Untitled Article

      lo ^ eitJ ctiaplains , the" Qtieeil prd * fe ^ i to h ave ; 4 * truste d to ' llie s \ rfi cfeVity of'her pilots . ^ Yet , ad Cof ( Jing to Tohind , she was of herself competent to such discussion ; for he declares , that ** she had read every article in Bayf&b Dictionary . " Sophia Cbarloite concludes with good wishes foi '

      Father Vota , and a hope , ncVe ' t realized to see him again at Berlin , where she promises that be will " always find minds disposed for the search of truth . jP fi

      Mr . L ^ Enfant appears to hnve been SV > phia Charlotte ' s favourite chaplain . Observing that he hac 4 dedicated his Hist air e du Consite de Constance to her son Frederid

      WilHam , who had jiist succeeded to the throne , in 1713 , l . wa& ' cii * rious to observe if he had cherished the memory of his rdyal mistress on so fair an occasion . The : dedication consists of the usual cohV

      piiments to Protestant princes , bfct of Sophia Charlotte there is rid recollection . She had be * en dead eight years y and courtiers , eveh court chaplains , understand thtft a living dog is better than a dead lion .

      Messrs . L'Enfant and Be&usobre have been long known to Biblical students , by their valuable Introduction to the Prussian Testament , an English translation of which has been reprinted by Bi&hop Watson in his Theol , Tracts * ( iii . 101 . ) VJERMICULUS .

      Untitled Article

      , ¦ ' - . ' j ¦ . - *• ¦ Mr .- Behhamts Reply to the Rxft ^ .. . . .:. > | ^ . Hm HqT ^ Ii ^ , . a ^ . * . jl- J - , ' Slfft " ? ii Jv > " ¦ li' -du t » l > ili » i > « ; . ; Aiflbh ^ dthei ^/ tt ^ Whic h the ^ e ^ ta e ^ fartfa tW ^ W , ^ WlflgHAi' ^ 'PW titofy ^ fce ^ utlifer ^ ' ^ fi ^^

      Untitled Article

      Mr . Bers&k&s ^ l&ffy td ^ ReK fr . Horstep . sU

  • Citation
    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Sept. 2, 1813, page 583, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2432/page/23/