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... by giving heed to the preaching of Philip , and by seeing the miracles he performed , believed the things which he spake concerning the kingdom of God , and the name of Jesus Christ , and were baptized both men ' and women .
... by giving heed to the preaching of Philip , and by seeing the miracles he performed , believed the things which he spake concerning the kingdom of God , and the name of Jesus Christ , and were baptized both men ' and women .
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That divine influence is communicated by Baptism , ' examined . § 16. This not the office of Baptism . § 17. But to represent . § 18 - 24. Divine influence and Baptism not inseparably associated . $ 25. If grace were irresistibie ...
That divine influence is communicated by Baptism , ' examined . § 16. This not the office of Baptism . § 17. But to represent . § 18 - 24. Divine influence and Baptism not inseparably associated . $ 25. If grace were irresistibie ...
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... indiscriminately -- that Baptism imparts the Holy Ghost - that if divine influence were irresistible , men could not fall into sin - and that the doctrine of irresistible grace cannot be employed as an argument for private care and ...
... indiscriminately -- that Baptism imparts the Holy Ghost - that if divine influence were irresistible , men could not fall into sin - and that the doctrine of irresistible grace cannot be employed as an argument for private care and ...
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It is very explicitly avowed by his Lordship , that baptism washes away sin , and imparts the Holy Ghost , “ The rite of baptism , ' he observes , ' was ordained by Christ himself ; and its two - fold office is here [ Acts « ii . 38. ] ...
It is very explicitly avowed by his Lordship , that baptism washes away sin , and imparts the Holy Ghost , “ The rite of baptism , ' he observes , ' was ordained by Christ himself ; and its two - fold office is here [ Acts « ii . 38. ] ...
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That the rite of baptism was ordained by Christ himself is admitted on all sides ; but that its two - fold office is to ... “ Then Peter said unto them , Repent , and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ , for the ...
That the rite of baptism was ordained by Christ himself is admitted on all sides ; but that its two - fold office is to ... “ Then Peter said unto them , Repent , and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ , for 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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