 | John Wesley - 1796 - 666 pages
...of expreffion, or that we ought from thence to conclude, that he was not the author of them both ? You think — " that law in Deuteronomy inhuman and...the mother, to bring their own children to have them ftoncd to death for what it is pleafed to call ftubbornnefs." — You are aware, I fuppofe, that paternal... | |
 | Richard Watson - 1796 - 160 pages
...expreffion, or that we ought from thence to conclude, that he was not the author of them both ? » You think — " that law in Deuteronomy inhuman and...them ftoned to death for what it is pleafed to call flubbornnefs." — You are aware, I fuppofe, that paternal power, among the Romans, the Gauh, the Per/ians,... | |
 | 1796 - 752 pages
...ground Paine makes a popular objedlion to form- part of the Mofaic J,aw, and his oDjcdion is molt aD!y refuted by theBilhop. " You think — " that law in...the mother, to bring their own children to have them ftrned to death for what it is p!eafed to call ftubbornncfs." — You are aware, I fuppofe, that paternal... | |
 | Richard Watson (bp. of Llandaff.) - 1796 - 170 pages
...of exprefllon, or that we ought from thence to conclude, that he was not the author of them both ? You think — " that law in Deuteronomy inhuman and...authorizes parents, the father and the mother, to bi ing their own children to hare them ftoned to death for what it is pleafed to call ftubbornnefs."... | |
 | Thomas Williams - 1796 - 138 pages
...i8. — 2i. which he pronounces "an inhuman andbrutifh law, which authorizes parents to bring their children to have them ftoned to death, for what it is pleafed to call ftubbornnefs*." In this law we are to remark i. The character of the culprit, a. fan, not a daughters... | |
 | Richard Watson (bp. of Llandaff.) - 1808 - 156 pages
...of expression, or that we ought from thence to conclude, that he was not the author of them both ? You think — " that law in Deuteronomy inhuman and...the mother, to bring their own children to have them stoned to death, for what it is pleased to call stubbornness." — You are aware, I suppose, that paternal... | |
 | Thomas Paine - 1819 - 758 pages
...any of the other books ; among which is that inhuman and brutal law, chap, xxi. ver. 18, iy, 20, 21, which authorizes parents, the father and the mother, to bring their own children to hare them stoned to death, for what it is pleased to call stubbornness. But priests have always been... | |
 | Richard Watson - 1820 - 492 pages
...of expression, or that we ought from thence to conclude, that he was not the author of them both ? You think — " that law in Deuteronomy inhuman and...the mother, to bring their own children to have them stoned to death for what it is pleased to call stubbornness." — You are aware, I suppose, that paternal... | |
 | Richard Watson - 1820 - 490 pages
...to conclude, that he was not the author of them both ? You think—" that law in Deuteronomy inhumap and brutal, which authorizes parents, the father and...the mother, to bring their own children to have them stoned to death for what it is pleased to call stubbornness."— You are aware, I suppose, that paternal... | |
 | Richard Watson - 1820 - 498 pages
...author of them both ? You think— " that law in Deuteronomy inhuAN APOLOGY FOH THE BIBLE. 199 man and brutal, which authorizes parents, the father and...the mother, to bring their own children to have them stoned to death for what it is pleased to call stubbornness." — You are aware, I suppose, that paternal... | |
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... or that we ought from thence to conclude that he was not the author of them both ? You think " that law in Deuteronomy inhuman and brutal, which authorizes parents, the father and the mother, to bring their own children to have them stoned to death... 
