...of an eminent dignitary of the Irish Church. " There is not a minister," says Archbishop Whately, " who is able to trace up, with any approach to certainty, his own spiritual pedigree. The sacramental virtue (for such it is that is implied, whether the term be used or not) dependent...

...however, settled this point for ever, by proving that " There ianota minister in tM Christendom who i» able to trace up, with any approach to certainty, his own spiritual pedigree." I cannot, therefore, but regret, that there should be respectable men of any country, or any church,...

...be regarded as equal in authority to that of an "English Priest." " There is not a minister in all Christendom who is able to trace up, with any approach to certainty, his own spiritual pedigree." The peculiarity of the Gospel dispensation I conceive to be this, — it is the ministration of the...

...establishment, Archbishop Whately, declare his solemn conviction, that " THERE is NOT A MINISTER IN ALL CHRISTENDOM, WHO IS ABLE TO TRACE UP, WITH ANY APPROACH TO CERTAINTY, HIS OWlt SPBITUAL PEDIGREE. The ultimate consequence must be," remarks the same Mcellcnt prelate, " that...

...occurred," and thus the continuity have been broken ; and he affirms, that " there is not a minister in all Christendom who is able to trace up, with any approach to certainty, his own spiritual pedigree." To the same effect we have the testimony of another eminent prelate of the Church of England. " As...

...Dr. Whately, the present Archbishop of Dublin, has declared ; — " There is not a minister in all Christendom who is able to trace up, with any approach to certainty, his own spiritual pedigree, "t The present Bishop of Hereford, in a charge to his clergy, says, in reference to the certainty of...

...credulity.''t Dr. Whately, the present Archbishop of Dublin, has declared ;— " There is not a minister in all Christendom who is able to trace up, with any approach to certainty, his own spiritual pedigree."! The present Bishop of Hereford, in a charge to his clergy, says, in reference to the certainty of an...

...Archbishop Whately roundly declares, that on this dogma of succession, " there is not a minister in all Christendom who is able to trace up, with any approach to certainty, his own spiritual pedigree." The present English Bishop of Hereford says, in a charge to his clergy, " You will exceed all just...

...roundly declares, that on this dogma of succession, " there is not a minister in all Christendom who ia able to trace up, with any approach to certainty, his own spiritual pedigree." The present English Bishop of Hereford says, in a charge to his clergy, " You will exceed all just...

...reason, attain ; and the more he reflects and inquires, the more cause for hesitation will he find. There is not a minister in Christendom who is able...approach to certainty, his own spiritual pedigree." " If a bishop has not been duly consecrated . . . his ordinations are null ; and so are the ministrations...