| English term or phrase: make out a case in favor of | | We cannot but regret, therefore, that Mr. E should have been guilty of so many gross and glaring blunders in his endeavor to ***make out a case in favor of*** sprinkling. [...] We have rarely met, for example, with a more weak and fanciful piece of reasoning, than that by which Mr. E would persuade us that there is no allusion to the mode by immersion, in the expression 'buried with him in baptism'. |
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