Popery condemned by scripture and the fathers - End Time Deception

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PCFERY CO:^DEAINSD EY
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made flesh, and dwelt among us *. — By the-
" ofTence of one, judgement came upon all men
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to condemnation f."
The R. farther tries to persuade his readers,
that many important doctrines of religion are
vei^ indistinctly taught in the scriptures. " The
divinity of Christ," says he, " and his consubstantiality
^ith the father, is an article pf
faith, and this is ro far from being distinctly
taught in the Scriptures, that the Arians eluded
every text of Scripture brought in proof of it..
See Eusebius of Caesarea :
his epistle in Theodorct,
K. 2. ch. 12. in which he expounds
even th.e term consubstantial in an arian sense ;
that there is but one person in Christ, the
Nestorians could not see in the Scriptures, nor
could the Eutychians discover that in him
there are two natures,
the divine and human.
To come to ourselves we Catholics think
transubstantiation clearly revealed in the Scripture,
Protestants cannot find it there. Lutherans
think consubstantiation 'distinctly
taught, Z'.iinglians deny it.
In a word, there
is no description of Christians, who dotiot find
or pretend to find their tenets in Scripture;
and
as their tenets are in general contradictory,
even those which are
founded in truth cannot
be ro distinctly taught as the Ex. pretends J."
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