The Scriptural Argument Against Apostolical Succession In Its Fabulous Genealogy, Its Claim of Supremacy for Peter, Its Graduated Scale of Ministerial Orders, and Its Perversion of the Rite of Laying on of Hands, in Four Lectures (Classic Reprint)

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The family lineage of the Jewish church, then, when the terms are explained and understood, is found to contain something more than enters into Dr. Hook's theology. A special case, for the benefit of the Christian clergy, is derived with singular infelicity from a general case, in which, whatever might be the advantages of a succes sion, they belonged to the Whole nation. Let the whole case be presented, and it will be found to furnish, not a comparison to illustrate and confirm the theory of Apostolical Succession, but an argument for the destruction of that theory. That argument is opened, not exhausted, m the first of the following Lectures.

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