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His Lordship supposes , that the Predestination taught in the seventeenth Article ,
is God's gracious purpose to make a ... Those whom God hath chosen in Christ , "
that is , those to whom God decreed to make known the gospel of Christ .
His Lordship supposes , that the Predestination taught in the seventeenth Article ,
is God's gracious purpose to make a ... Those whom God hath chosen in Christ , "
that is , those to whom God decreed to make known the gospel of Christ .
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good works ; and at length by God's mercy they attain to everlasting felicity , ” that
is , they on their part conform to the conditions of the gospel covenant by obeying
the calling , and walking religiously in good works , under the influence and ...
good works ; and at length by God's mercy they attain to everlasting felicity , ” that
is , they on their part conform to the conditions of the gospel covenant by obeying
the calling , and walking religiously in good works , under the influence and ...
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6 " For it is God which worketh in your ” therefore with fear and trembling . ... If
then it be God ' which worketh in us , why is it said , Work out your own salvation
? ... Here AUGUSTINE acknowledges , with the Psalmist , that it is God's gift ...
6 " For it is God which worketh in your ” therefore with fear and trembling . ... If
then it be God ' which worketh in us , why is it said , Work out your own salvation
? ... Here AUGUSTINE acknowledges , with the Psalmist , that it is God's gift ...
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what God requires of man , that is , “ to be willing to receive ; ” and “ this is the
very thing which we ask from God . ... This clearly shews , that our duty is one
thing , our ability another : and consequently , that without God's immediate and ...
what God requires of man , that is , “ to be willing to receive ; ” and “ this is the
very thing which we ask from God . ... This clearly shews , that our duty is one
thing , our ability another : and consequently , that without God's immediate and ...
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And when he says “ Good and upright is the Lord , ” † he conveys a very different
sentiment from another expressed in these words , “ Truly God is good to Israel . ”
| The other part of the impropriety affects his argument ; which is founded on a ...
And when he says “ Good and upright is the Lord , ” † he conveys a very different
sentiment from another expressed in these words , “ Truly God is good to Israel . ”
| The other part of the impropriety affects his argument ; which is founded on a ...
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| Title | A Defence of Modern Calvinism: Containing an Examination of the Bishop of Lincoln's Work, Entitled a Refutation of Calvinism |
| Author | Edward Williams |
| Publisher | J. Black, 1812 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 28 Apr 2015 |
| Length | 544 pages |
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