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We know from scripture testimony that the penitent shall be pardoned , though
unbaptized , and we know too that every baptized person was not pardoned , as
in the case of Simon Magus . Consequently , the union of repentance and
baptism ...
We know from scripture testimony that the penitent shall be pardoned , though
unbaptized , and we know too that every baptized person was not pardoned , as
in the case of Simon Magus . Consequently , the union of repentance and
baptism ...
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other interpretation , viz . That the effusion of the Holy Spirit on the day of
Pentecost was itself a kind of baptism , an initiation into the mysteries of Christ's
spiritual reign , rather than a mystical effect of water baptism ? That the word
baptism was ...
other interpretation , viz . That the effusion of the Holy Spirit on the day of
Pentecost was itself a kind of baptism , an initiation into the mysteries of Christ's
spiritual reign , rather than a mystical effect of water baptism ? That the word
baptism was ...
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In what sense Baptism may be called a new birth . § 8. A spiritual change not an
immediate effect of Baptism . $ 9. The formation of Christian virtues and tempers
may be called Regeneration . $ 10. The Calvinists do not confound Regeneration
...
In what sense Baptism may be called a new birth . § 8. A spiritual change not an
immediate effect of Baptism . $ 9. The formation of Christian virtues and tempers
may be called Regeneration . $ 10. The Calvinists do not confound Regeneration
...
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therefore is in scripture solely and exclusively applied to the one immediate effect
of baptism once administered , and is never used as synonymous to the
repentance or reformation of a • Christian , or to express any operation of the *
Holy ...
therefore is in scripture solely and exclusively applied to the one immediate effect
of baptism once administered , and is never used as synonymous to the
repentance or reformation of a • Christian , or to express any operation of the *
Holy ...
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That the tern ( Tansyysvsoia ) regeneration is often used by the Greek Fathers , in
a figurative sense , for baptism , is undeniable ; but the preceding quotations are
sufficient to shew what reliance is to be placed upon the assertions ; That - the ...
That the tern ( Tansyysvsoia ) regeneration is often used by the Greek Fathers , in
a figurative sense , for baptism , is undeniable ; but the preceding quotations are
sufficient to shew what reliance is to be placed upon the assertions ; That - the ...
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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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