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• It is central to his understanding of the Muggletonian message.
• Every Muggletonian agreed God was the man Christ Jesus; necessarily and sufficiently.
• And or this reason, Muggletonian beliefs can never fairly be called antinomian.
• Alexander Gordon was familiar with it and calls it the best of the Muggletonian paintings.
• Tomkinson is perhaps the first Muggletonian intellectual.
• And Muggletonian meetings did just that.
• Some scholars think that Muggletonian doctrine may have influenced the work of the artist and poet William Blake.
• Edward Delamaine, the Baptist brother of the Muggletonian tobacco merchant Alexander Delamaine, made exactly this point.
• This was the event which led to the transfer of the Muggletonian archive to Mr Noakes'farm in Kent.
• Glover was a strong Muggletonian, but the notices of him in the records of the sect are very scanty.
• William Maitland's 1739 edition of " A History of London " gives two Muggletonian meeting-places.
• Discussion continued until 6 when a lady sang " Arise, My Soul, Arise " one of the Muggletonian divine songs.
• The published works of the Muggletonian Brethren are still available from Gage Postal Books of Westcliffe-on-Sea, Essex.
• It may be possible to recognise some subsequent Muggletonian beliefs as being solutions to the perplexities he felt whilst still a Puritan.
• To the extent that these beliefs are co-extensive with the six principles of Muggletonian belief, then they are redundant.
• From the engraving, a small oil painting was made by a Muggletonian, Richard Pickersgill ( possibly related to Frederick Richard Pickersgill ) in 1813.
• Mrs Louise Barnes of Buffalo, NY, wrote to London in 1936 about the US Muggletonian archive kept by her father, the late Alfred Hall.
• It is hard to see what value'theology'would have in a Muggletonian setting since such a project would surely be contaminated by unclean human reason.
• Also deserving mention is Alexander Delamaine ( died 1687 ), a wealthy London tobacco merchant who began The Great Book in 1682, which became the Muggletonian archive.
• The anonymous preface, presumably from 1729, says that Thomas Tomkinson's aim is to show the Muggletonian faith to be systematic and in accord with philosophical empiricism.