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And if it be said , that not the act of God is conveyed , but the privilege resulting
from that act ; then it is not justification itself , according to his Lordship's own
definition of it , but some other idea to which the term is vaguely applied .
And if it be said , that not the act of God is conveyed , but the privilege resulting
from that act ; then it is not justification itself , according to his Lordship's own
definition of it , but some other idea to which the term is vaguely applied .
Page 174
According to the former , “ he worketh all things , ” worthy of him , “ according to
the counsel of his own will , ” he creates , preserves , new - creates , adorns , and
glorifies ; all which are worthy of his goodness , wisdom and mercy . According to
...
According to the former , “ he worketh all things , ” worthy of him , “ according to
the counsel of his own will , ” he creates , preserves , new - creates , adorns , and
glorifies ; all which are worthy of his goodness , wisdom and mercy . According to
...
Page 282
according to just works . " ' * " The assertion of * Simon Magus , who is mentioned
in the Acts ' of the Apostles , and called by ecclesiastical historians the first
Christian heretic , that ' men e are saved according to his [ i . e . Simon's ] grace ...
according to just works . " ' * " The assertion of * Simon Magus , who is mentioned
in the Acts ' of the Apostles , and called by ecclesiastical historians the first
Christian heretic , that ' men e are saved according to his [ i . e . Simon's ] grace ...
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And this principle , which is only a relative defect , though not the will of the
creature , is yet a source of the manner of willing ; otherwise the volitions would
not be according to the nature of the agent , -a supposition to the last degree
absurd ...
And this principle , which is only a relative defect , though not the will of the
creature , is yet a source of the manner of willing ; otherwise the volitions would
not be according to the nature of the agent , -a supposition to the last degree
absurd ...
Page 419
Paul a servant of God , and an apostle of Jesus Christ , according to the faith of
God's elect ; that is , of those who are not only called , but elected . There is also a
great difference in the elect themselves , according to the variety of works ...
Paul a servant of God , and an apostle of Jesus Christ , according to the faith of
God's elect ; that is , of those who are not only called , but elected . There is also a
great difference in the elect themselves , according to the variety of works ...
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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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