Welchman on Article III: Of the going down of Christ into Hell
Edward Welchman, 1790
Commentaries on Article III: Rogers (1607)Ellis (1660)Burnet (1699)Beveridge (d. 1708)Welchman (1713)Practical Exposition (1716)Veneer (1725)Madan (1772)Hey (1796)Tomline (1799)Wilson (1821)Jones (1849)Trollope (1850)Browne (1850)Forbes (1867)Boultbee (1871)Maclear & Williams (1895)Green (1896)Gibson (1896)Jackson (1900)Bicknell (1919) · Article 3: text, context and Study
Article III. Of the going down of Christ into Hell
As Christ died for us, and was buried, so also is it to be believed, that he went down into Hell.
Text: Book of Common Prayer (1662)
Cleaned OCR; [...] marks passages cut for illegibility. See the scan. Text: The XXXIX Articles of the Church of England, illustrated with notes, by Edward Welchman (Latin 1713), English translation, 8th edition (London, 1790). Cleaned OCR from the Internet Archive scan of the ECCO copy; long s normalised, old spelling kept; [...] marks passages too garbled to recover.
See also Irendus. * Since our Lord was in the Middle Av. Her. & of the Shadow of Death, where the Souls of t- Dead + 5+ . 3- „ were, and then rose again with his Body, and after his * Resurrection was taken up into Heaven; it is mani-
And Tertullian. © If Christ, who is God; yet, as Man De anima, © too, was dead and buried according to the Scriptures, […] and also satisfied this Law by going thro’ the Form ©*. of Human Death amongst those who are dead in Hell,“
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Ard St. Cyprian. © He was not to be overcome by Tf. adv, % Death, nor to remain in Hell.“ Jr devo! a.
See also Pearson on the Creed, Art. Vo Hammonds © Pract, Cat. B. V. Sect. 2 Nobel Cat. p. 70, 71. Field of the Church, B. V. ch. 85
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