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 1 10|   insists on the supereminent authority of Scripture. When controversy
 2 12|   gone before us; we have the authority of the Scriptures and God'
 3 13|       inspiration and supreme authority. He says he had learnt this
 4 13|    the Gospels in face of the authority of the Fathers and of general
 5 25|      is invested with supreme authority by reason of its sure and
 6 26| weaken - if not destroy - its authority.~
 7 36|      too did he rely upon the authority of his predecessors: "What
 8 39|     folk now who sneer at the authority and government of God, Who
 9 54|      are supported by weighty authority";[97] if they would pass
10 57|   unless backed by Scriptural authority, that is, when men see that