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THEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT 279 tion of the people Illustrate your answer from the Rubrics as well as the Services What circumstances gave occasion to the Office of Baptism for such as are of Riper Years In what respects does it differ from the Office for the Public Baptism of Infants What circumstance appears to determine the presence or absence of the Doxology in the Lord's Prayer II geological Uepartment EXAMINATION FOR CERTIFICATES Christmas 1849 ransilatc into Latin The light of natural understanding wit and reason is from God He it is which thereby doth illuminate every man entering into the world If there proceed from us anything afterwards corrupt and naught the mother thereof is our own darkness neither doth it proceed from any such cause whereof God is the author He is the author of all we think or do by virtue of that light which Himself hath given And therefore the laws which the very Heathens did gather to direct their actions by so far forth as they proceeded from the light of Nature God himself doth acknowledge to have proceeded even from Himself and that He was the writer of them in the tables of their hearts How much more then is He the Author of those laws which have been made by His saints endued further with the heavenly grace of His Spirit and directed as much as might be with such instructions as His sacred word doth yield II liturgical airt $a3toval cologi State what you know as to the origin and history of the Liturgies of Asia and Africa