...cordially acquiesces in the solemn condemnation of those sentiments by the last Particular Synod, as contrary to the word of God, and the standards of the Church, and can not helieve that his suspension by men who deny the truth in Jesus, for his conscientious opposition...

...a respectable minority did answer, and answered truly. II. I charge Doctor Beecher with propagating doctrines contrary to the word of God, and the standards of the Presbyterian Church, on the subjects of total depravity and the work of the Holy Spirit in effectual...

...general with those before mentioned in the case of Mr. Barnes. The charges were, that he propagates doctrines contrary to the word of God and the standards of the church, on the subject of the depraved nature of man, and on the subjects of total depravity and the work of...

...general with those before mentioned in the case of Mr. Barnes. The charges were, that he propagates doctrines contrary to the word of God and the standards of the church, on the subject of the depraved nature of man, and on the subjects of total depravity and the work of...

...general with those before mentioned in the case of Mr. Barnes. The charges were, that he propagates doctrines contrary to the word of God and the standards of the church, on the subject of the depraved nature of man, and on the subjects of total depravity and the work of...

...Mr Rutherford to withdraw-his reasons of dissent, but to find if these reasons contained any thing contrary to the word of God and the standards of the Church. 2d, Because, from the error into which the presbytery fell, in requiring Mr Kutherford to withdraw...

...adopted the former course in the case of Mr Anderson of Old Aberdeen, who was found to entertain opinions contrary to the Word of God and the standards of the Church regarding baptism. The Assembly simply declared him no longer a minister of the Church; not, of course,...

...afterwards published. In this document they protested against the Act 1720 condemning the ' Marrow,' as contrary to the Word of God, and the standards of the church, and our covenants, and declared that " it shall be lawful to us to profess, preach, and bear testimony...

...court. Any member of a court who is present and voting, may dissent from proceedings which he regards as contrary to the word of God and the standards of the church, and his dissent shall be entered on the record. By so doing, he saves himself from any censure which...

...major proposition be true—ie, whether the charge made be truly a subject for Church censure, as being contrary to the Word of God and the Standards of the Church; and, (2.) Whether the conclusion be fairly deducible from the premises—ie, whether the libel be logically...