Last Updated：2022/12/22
Sentence
How
justly
then
might
human
law
and
Philosophy
rise
up
against
the
righteousnesse
of
Moses,
if
this
be
true
which
our
vulgar
Divinity
Fathers
upon
him,
yeah
upon
God
himselfe;
not
silently
and
only
negatively
to
permit,
but
in
his
law
to
divulge
a
written
and
generall
priviledge
to
commit
and
persist
in
unlawfull
divorces
with
a
high
hand,
with
security
and
no
ill
fame
[…]
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How justly then might human law and Philosophy rise up against the righteousnesse of Moses, if this be true which our vulgar Divinity Fathers upon him, yeah upon God himselfe; not silently and only negatively to permit, but in his law to divulge a written and generall priviledge to commit and persist in unlawfull divorces with a high hand, with security and no ill fame […]
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