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pretend that the Spirit is sometimes communicated to those who refuse to believe
. We freely grant , and openly profess , that the communication of the Spirit in an
extraordinary manner for , the first propagation of Christianity , was subsequent ...
pretend that the Spirit is sometimes communicated to those who refuse to believe
. We freely grant , and openly profess , that the communication of the Spirit in an
extraordinary manner for , the first propagation of Christianity , was subsequent ...
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that faith is the gift of God , we do not deny , % . but firmly hold , that man , as a
free - agent , is bound in duty to " believe with the heart unto righteousness . " & $
53. In the same manner we accord with these expressions of Cyril : " " Those ...
that faith is the gift of God , we do not deny , % . but firmly hold , that man , as a
free - agent , is bound in duty to " believe with the heart unto righteousness . " & $
53. In the same manner we accord with these expressions of Cyril : " " Those ...
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For to be taught , and to believe , depend upon our own will . But by the
expression , ' that which ' the Father giveth me ” he only means , that to • believe
in me is no common thing , but requiring revelation from above , and a mind
which piously ...
For to be taught , and to believe , depend upon our own will . But by the
expression , ' that which ' the Father giveth me ” he only means , that to • believe
in me is no common thing , but requiring revelation from above , and a mind
which piously ...
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it is given in the behalf of Christ ( TO EIS AUTOV HISEVEIV ) to believe on him . "
* How decisive the evidence that faith is no less “ the gift of God ” than good
works . The actions , both believing and doing good , are alike ours , but the
spiritual ...
it is given in the behalf of Christ ( TO EIS AUTOV HISEVEIV ) to believe on him . "
* How decisive the evidence that faith is no less “ the gift of God ” than good
works . The actions , both believing and doing good , are alike ours , but the
spiritual ...
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That he ought to believe is certain , because he has a plain testimony from God
for that purpose ; nay more , that he ought to believe with all his heart , that he
may obtain righteousness ; but still the difficulty returns , how is he to do this good
...
That he ought to believe is certain , because he has a plain testimony from God
for that purpose ; nay more , that he ought to believe with all his heart , that he
may obtain righteousness ; but still the difficulty returns , how is he to do this good
...
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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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