10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TRINITY BRETHREN»
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Trinity Brethren in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The New Practice of the High Court of Admiralty of England: ...
and occasionally, by the special direction of the judge, at ing. the hearing of a suit
for salvage. And the rule appears to be this : — In the former description of cases,
if either party wish it, the Court will direct the attendance of the Trinity Brethren ...
Henry Charles Coote, 1860
2
The Tyranny of the
Trinity: The Orthodox Cover-up
God didn't mean for us “mere mortals” to understand the Godhead of the Trinity.
Brethren, if this is the ludicrousness that we aren't to comprehend, I can certainly
understand why. Did Jesus Pre-exist? The preexistence of Jesus did prove to be
...
3
A sermon [on Job xii.9,10] preached in the parish church of ...
Robert Stevens. But not only have these men promoted the welfare of their
country by a faithful and conscientious discharge of their particular duties; they
have also rendered it the most important services in the hour of national peril.
When with ...
4
The Nautical Magazine and Naval Chronicle: A Journal of ...
The Trinity brethren, participating in the views of the Chamber of Commerce,
directed a case to be prepared by their own solicitor, and submitted for the
opinion of their own counsel, the AttorneyGeneral of England, Sir William Follett,
Mr.
" The Trinity brethren, participating in the views of the Chamber of Commerce,
directed a case to be prepared by their own solicitor, and submitted for the
opinion of their own counsel, the Attorney- General of England, Sir William Follett,
Mr.
Thence, through the sixteenth, seventeenth, and eighteenth centuries, the care of
guarding shipping from dangerous rocks became more and more the business of
the Trinity Brethren. On the summit of St Agnes, the principal of the Western ...
Albert Edward Richardson, 2008
7
Sir William Scott, Lord Stowell: Judge of the High Court of ...
"4 As the Woodrop-Sims was sailing with a free wind, the Trinity brethren had
little difficulty in finding it liable, as the vessel burdened with the duty to keep
clear of the Industry. Perhaps such simple rules of the road prevented most
collisions ...
Henry J. Bourguignon, 2004
8
The Missionary Herald at Home and Abroad
'AN ADDRESS TO THE CHURCHES IN CONNEXION WITH THE GENERAL
ASSOCIATION OF NE\V HAMPSHIRE, ON THE SUBJECT OF THE TRINITY.
Brethren, lie/oven' in the Lord, A SOLICITOUS concern for your welfare dictates
the ...
9
The Panoplist, and Missionary Magazine United
AN ADDRESS TO THE CHURCHES IN CONNEXION VVXTH THE Gi»NERAL
ASSOCIATION OF NEW HAMPSHIME ON THE SUBJECT OF THE TRINITY.
Brethren, beloved in the Lord, A soucrrous concern for your welfare dictates the ...
... and Fellows of Trinity Guild, to build and light proper beacons for the guidance
of Mariners." A charter was granted by Henry VIII, in 1514, and the Trinity
Brethren, who saw the urgent need for providing lights for the guidance of
seamen, ...
