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But is it ever conquered without divine assistance ? If the aid of grace be necessary , why should it be ascribed to man's native goodness of heart ? If not necessary , why should we be exhorted to pray for it with importunity ?
But is it ever conquered without divine assistance ? If the aid of grace be necessary , why should it be ascribed to man's native goodness of heart ? If not necessary , why should we be exhorted to pray for it with importunity ?
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+ These Christians had obeyed the truth ; this obedience was through , or by the assistance of the Spirit ; the effect of this obedience was the purification of their souls , and the love of the brethren , which they were called upon to ...
+ These Christians had obeyed the truth ; this obedience was through , or by the assistance of the Spirit ; the effect of this obedience was the purification of their souls , and the love of the brethren , which they were called upon to ...
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... heart unto righteousness ; and to confess with the mouth unto salvation ; to obey from the heart the heavenly call , and to resolve , by the assistance of divine grace , to render unreserved obedience to what God's word requires .
... heart unto righteousness ; and to confess with the mouth unto salvation ; to obey from the heart the heavenly call , and to resolve , by the assistance of divine grace , to render unreserved obedience to what God's word requires .
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... to faith and calling upon God , ” he observes respecting ' true faith , as contradistinguished from a bare belief in the divine mission of Christ , ' that ' It is indeed the gift of God , for without God's assistance , no man can ...
... to faith and calling upon God , ” he observes respecting ' true faith , as contradistinguished from a bare belief in the divine mission of Christ , ' that ' It is indeed the gift of God , for without God's assistance , no man can ...
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... acceptance into divine favour , by faith ; gracious assistance , by prayer ; 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 .
... acceptance into divine favour , by faith ; gracious assistance , by prayer ; 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 .
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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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