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Views During the Third Period (750-1517 A.D.) (61): The Seven Sacraments: Marriage / Views Concerning The Church and the Sacraments During The Time of the Reformation (1): Views on the Church

Herman Veldman·1960-01-15
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In our preceding article we quoted at length from The History of the Christian Church by Philip Schaff, setting forth the dreadful decree of the Romish Church, with all its accompanying horrors, which not only forbade the clergy, etc., to be married but also annulled the marriages in existence. In our preceding article we quoted at length from The History of the Christian Church by Philip Schaff, setting forth the dreadful decree of the Romish Church, with all its accompanying horrors, which...

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Herman Veldman
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1960-01-15

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Ephesians
Ephesians 5:32Ephesians 5:25Ephesians 5Ephesians 5:22-33
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