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it must be by a gracious imputation of what Jesus Christ has done and suffered in
our stead . Hence “ he who knew no sin , was made a sinoffering for us , that we
might be constituted righteous in him , ” according to a plan of mercy . This was ...
it must be by a gracious imputation of what Jesus Christ has done and suffered in
our stead . Hence “ he who knew no sin , was made a sinoffering for us , that we
might be constituted righteous in him , ” according to a plan of mercy . This was ...
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That good works are pleasant and acceptable to God , through our Lord Jesus
Christ , is language that any Christian may approve , but the phrases above
printed in Italics : appear inconsistent with the economy of grace , and not a little ...
That good works are pleasant and acceptable to God , through our Lord Jesus
Christ , is language that any Christian may approve , but the phrases above
printed in Italics : appear inconsistent with the economy of grace , and not a little ...
Page 181
... holy conformity to Jesus Christ , by the use of all appointed means ; and
everlasting life , by walking in the ways of wisdom and universal obedience .
These blessings flow through Jesus Christ , and him crucified . And were there no
sense in ...
... holy conformity to Jesus Christ , by the use of all appointed means ; and
everlasting life , by walking in the ways of wisdom and universal obedience .
These blessings flow through Jesus Christ , and him crucified . And were there no
sense in ...
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Those whom God hath chosen in Christ ; " that is , according to his Lordship '
those to whom God decreed to ' make ... are “ justified freely , ” are “ made the
sons of God by adoption , ” are “ made like the image of Jesus Christ ; " that “ they
walk ...
Those whom God hath chosen in Christ ; " that is , according to his Lordship '
those to whom God decreed to ' make ... are “ justified freely , ” are “ made the
sons of God by adoption , ” are “ made like the image of Jesus Christ ; " that “ they
walk ...
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... mode of regeneration [ baptism ] by which we ourselves were regenerated [
baptized ] , for they are then washed with water in the name of the Father of the
universe and the Lord God , and of our Saviour Jesus Christ , and of the Holy
Ghost .
... mode of regeneration [ baptism ] by which we ourselves were regenerated [
baptized ] , for they are then washed with water in the name of the Father of the
universe and the Lord God , and of our Saviour Jesus Christ , and of the Holy
Ghost .
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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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