Miscellaneous theological works of Henry Hammond, Archdeacon of Chichester, and Canon of Christ Church Volume 2; to which is prefixed, the life of the author - Softcover

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1849 Excerpt: ...nullum schisma non sibi ali-nonum Eccles. Afric. Can. 29. Lab quam confingit haeresim, ut reete ab bei Cone, torn. ii. p. 1064. Ecclesia recessisse videatur.--S. Hie-Which holds in the interpretative excommunication. looked on as a most auspicious token, a matter of the. greatest rejoicing to them which fell under it, one of the principal ingredients in, and forerunners of their bliss; and accordingly the Apostles, when they were thus cast out, and contumeliously used, "went out of the temple rejoicing that they were thought worthy to suffer shame for Christ's name." To which purpose is that of Photius, patriarch of Constan-tinople, to Michael, metropolitan of Mitylene, Ep. 116: asirep roils Tov Beairorov fiaOrfras To fiitroptarov rtbv 'IovSaitov avvefipiov cnrotrvvayayovs iroirjaavres, iiteivovs fiev fiaXXov ra BiBao-itaXq) Kal Beairorrj irposooKeicoaav, eavroiis BejreXeov-Kal rfjs Oelas fivaraytoyias Ktll rrs ovpavcov fiatriXeias rfXXorpicoaav, Ovtto Koi Vvv oi Tcov 'lovSaitov fUfir)ral Tovs To1v a/rroTrocov tylXeoras airoavvaycoyovs iroirjaav-res, rj/ias flev Tois detnrealois iKeivoLs Kal Olvtottttus Tov Xoyov, avvrytyav re fiaXXov Kal trvvvtoaav f) yap Koivasvia Ts)v iraO&v aitpifiearepav iroieiTat rrjV iv /Si'to Kal Trio-rei trwdfeiav: "The excommunication of the Jewish San-hedrim sent out against Christ's disciples brought them so much nearer to their Lord and Master, and aliened the Jews themselves, removed them so much further from the kingdom of heaven, and so doth all unjust excommunication now unite us to the Apostles by this conformity with and participation of their sufferings." And I suppose the argu-ments and testimonies produced by the chancellor of Parisb are, and, when they were first published, were so deemed by th...