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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «MISPERSUASION»
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The whole works of ... Jeremy Taylor, with a life of the ...
... that is the cause of it : for which although the men are to be pitied, yet it may
appear now that their cause is not at all the better. Ad £8. — It remains that I
consider their own arguments by which they support themselves in their
mispersuasion.
Jeremy Taylor (bp. of Down and Connor.), Charles Page Eden, Reginald Heber (bp. of Calcutta.),
1859
My secret sins, O Lord, are innumerable, sins I noted not; sins that I willingly
neglected ; sins that I acted upon wilful ignorance and voluntary mispersuasion ;
sins that I have forgot ; and sins which a diligent and a watchful spirit might have
...
3
The works of ... Richard Hooker: with an account of his life ...
[4.] The very truth is, our Lord and Saviour did aim at a far other mark than these
men seem to observe. The end of his speech was to reform their particular
mispersuasion to whom he spake : and their mispersuasion was, that which was
also ...
Richard Hooker, John Keble,
1841
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The Whole Works of the Right Rev. Jeremy Taylor ...: Ductor ...
... is more than that which was in the vicious cause of his mispersuasion, as I
shewed in the explication of the former rules. § 6. But according as the ignorance
and error approaches towards pity, lessening or excusing, so the sin also
declines.
Jeremy Taylor, Charles Page Eden, Reginald Heber,
1851
5
The Works of Robert Sanderson, D.D., Sometime Bishop of Lincoln
But if the same man should be as verily persuaded that it were good to curse his
father, or to deny him relief, being an unbeliever, that mispersuasion could not
make either of them become good to him. Some that perse- S. John cuted the ...
If a man were verily persuaded that it were evil to ask his father blessing, that
mispersuasion would make it become evil to him. But if the same man should be
as verily persuaded that it were good to curse his father, or to deny him relief,
being ...
Robert Sanderson, Izaak Walton,
1854
7
The Works of that Learned and Judicious Divine, Mr. Richard ...
The end of his speech was to reform their particular mispersuasion to whom he
spake : and their mispersuasion was, that which was also the common fancy of
the Jews at that time, that their Lord being the Messias of the world, should
restore ...
Richard Hooker, Izaak Walton,
1845
8
The Whole Works of the Right Rev. Jeremy Taylor, Lord Bishop ...
... is more than that which was in the vicious cause of his mispersuasion, as I
showed in the explication of the former rules. § 6. But according as the ignorance
and error approaches towards pity, lessening or excusing, so the sin also
declines.
Jeremy Taylor, Charles Page Eden, Reginald Heber,
1851
... sin is more than that which was in the vicious cause of his mispersuasion, as I
showed in the explication of the former rules. But according as the ignorance and
error approaches towards pity, lessening or excusing, so the sin also declines.
Jeremy Taylor, Reginald Heber,
1828
10
Of the Church, five Books
Fourthly, the angels were immaterial and intellectual spirits, dwelling in heavenly
palaces, in the presence of God and the light of His countenance, and therefore
could not sin by error or mispersuasion, but of purposed malice, which is the sin ...