Transcribed from the 1867 R. Clay, Son, and Taylor edition byDavid Price,

CHURCH MINISTRY IN KENSINGTON.

A RECENT CASE
OF
Hieratical Teaching
SCRIPTURALLY CONSIDERED.

BY
JOHN PHILIP GELL, M.A.
PERPETUAL CURATE OF ST. JOHN’S,NOTTING HILL.

LONDON:
PRINTED BY R. CLAY, SON, ANDTAYLOR,
BREAD STREET HILL.
1867.

p.2CONTENTS.

Introduction	page 3
Our sacrifice for sin hasceased	4
Our peace offering also hasceased	5
Our propitiation is applied by faithonly	6
Eucharistic propitiation is of humaninvention, contrary to the Law of Moses, the apostolic records,and the English Liturgy	7–11
Our altar is not the holytable	12, 13
Our priests cannot sacrificeChrist	14, 15
Nor move Him to sacrificehimself	16
Our priests remit and retain sins, bythe ministry of the Word, in common with all the members ofChrist	17–19
With whom they share the royalpriesthood	20
The “Power of theKeys”	ib.
Bishop Hickes. An errorindicated	21
Theotókos. “Causesof Salvation”	22
Conclusion	23, 24

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