A Dissertation on the Rule of Faith; delivered at Cincinnati, Ohio, at the Annual Meeting of the American Bible Society, and published at their request

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Singerman ID: supp1288
Year: 1844
Entry: Spring, Gardiner. A Dissertation on the Rule of Faith; delivered at Cincinnati, Ohio, at the Annual Meeting of the American Bible Society, and published at their request. New-York: Leavitt, Trow, & Co., MDCCCXLIV. 104 p.
Author/Editor: Spring, Gardiner
Location: New York, NY
Holdings: In most academic libraries
Title: A Dissertation on the Rule of Faith; delivered at Cincinnati, Ohio, at the Annual Meeting of the American Bible Society, and published at their request
Printer/Publisher: Leavitt, Trow, & Co.
Language: English
Notes: "The principal result of this veneration for a traditionary revelation was just what might be expected. Recreant to their own principle, they found it necessary to commit their traditions to writing; and to the present day, the Mishna of Rabbi Judah Hakkodesh, together with the commentaries upon it, a work of twelve volumes in folio, is one to which they pay much greater regard and devotion than to the written Scriptures. They corrupted the Jewish religion, just as the Romanists have the Christian; and they annulled the authority of the Old Testament, just as the Romanists have annulled the authority of the New ..." (from pp. 15-16, commenting on Pharisaism). Rinderknecht 44-5846.