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47 Ibid. xiii. 47.
48 II. Tim. ii. 20.
49 Dial. contra Lucif.
50 Hom. 12, in Evang.
51 In Ps. viii., ii. 13.
52 Cant. vi. 9.
53 I. Cor. i.
54 I. Cor. v.
55 Luther, Zuinglius, and Knox had been ordained priests. Calvin had
studied for the priesthood, but did not receive Orders.
56 Ps. xii.
57 Mal. i. 11.
58 Matt. xxviii. 19.
59 Mark xvi. 15.
60 Acts i. 8.
61 Rom. x. 18.
62 Rom. i. 18.
63 Adv. Hær., i. 1.
64 Apologet. c. 37.
65 St. Aug. de Ver. Rel., c. 7. n. 12.
66 Does not this fact conclusively demonstrate the truth that the
Catholic Church can subsist under every form of government? And is
it not an eloquent refutation of the oft repeated calumny that a
republic is not a favorable soil for her development?
67 Apoc. v. 9.
68 Malachy i. 11.
69 Ps. lxxxiii.
70 Eph. ii. 20.
71 Gal. i. 8.
72 II. Tim. ii. 2.
73 Heb. v. 4.
74 Rom. x. 15.
75 Acts xiv. 22.
76 Tit. i. 5.
77 Acts xiii. 2, 3.
78 Matt. xvi. 18.
79 Luke xxii. 32.
80 John xxi. 15.
81 Thess. ii. 13.
82 Acts xv. 28.
83 Gal. i. 8.
84 Matt. vi. 17.
85 Acts xiii. 2.
86 Acts xiv. 22.
87 I. Cor. xiv. 34, 35.
88 Acts viii. 17.
89 Matt. xxvi. 26-28.
90 I. Cor. x. 16.
91 John xx. 28.
92 II. Cor. v. 18.
93 James v. 14.
94 Mark x. 11, 12.
95 I. Cor. vii, 10, 11.
96 I. Cor. vii.
97 History of the Church of England, by Thomas. V. Short, Bishop of St.
Asaph’s, p. 44.
98 Book of Homilies.
99 Lib. de Præscrip., c. 32.
100 Psal. contra part Donati.
101 Luke i. 32, 33.
102 Matt. xvi. 18.
103 Matt. xxviii. 20.
104 Except some Oriental sects dating back to the fifth and ninth
centuries.
105 Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, ch. xxxvii, p. 450.
106 Du Pape, 1, 2, c. 5.
107 Psalm cii. 5.
108 Psalm ii. 1-4.
109 Daniel, iii.
110 Tyndall, Study of Physics.
111 Psalm ci. 27-29.
112 Eph. ii. 19, 20.
113 Matt. xxviii. 20.
114 See Gal. iv. 14; 1 Thess. ii. 13.
115 Matt. xvi. 18.
116 Matt. vii. 24, et seq.
117 John xx. 21.
118 Matt. xxviii. 19, 20.
119 Mark xvi. 15.
120 Acts i. 8.
121 Matt. x. 14, 15.
122 Matt. xviii. 17.
123 Mark xvi. 16.
124 Luke x. 16.
125 John xiv. 16; xvi. 13.
126 Matt. xxviii. 18-20.
127 Ex. iii. 12; Jer. xv. 20, etc.
128 Eph. iv. 11-14.
129 Heb. xi. 6.
130 Tim. iii. 7.
131 Isaiah xxxv. 8.
132 Ps. cxxxii.
133 Matt. xviii. 3.
134 Pet. ii. 2.
135 Deut. xvii. 8, et seq.
136 Mal. ii. 7.
137 Matt. xxiii. 2, 3.
138 John v. 39.
139 Except when He directed St. John to write the Apocalypse, i. 11.
140 Matt. xxviii. 19.
141 Mark xvi. 15.
142 Luke x. 16.
143 Mark xvi. 20.
144 I. Tim., ii. 4.
145 Martinet, Religion in Society, Vol. II., c. 10.
146 II. Pet., iii. 16.
147 Ibid., i. 20.
148 Acts, viii. 31.
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