A defence of modern Calvinism: containing an examination of the bp. of Lincoln's work, entitled A refutation of Calvinism |
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... believe . § 15. 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 ...
... believe . § 15. 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 ...
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... believe . ' * § 11. In the passage now quoted there are several objectionable particulars , especially if it be intended to weigh against Calvinism . For , in the first place , it takes for granted what neither is , nor can be proved ...
... believe . ' * § 11. In the passage now quoted there are several objectionable particulars , especially if it be intended to weigh against Calvinism . For , in the first place , it takes for granted what neither is , nor can be proved ...
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... God before our hearers , in order that they may believe and trust in it , and that they may be sealed with the Holy Spirit of promise as the consequent privilege : but we should offend SECT . III . 41 On Divine Operations .
... God before our hearers , in order that they may believe and trust in it , and that they may be sealed with the Holy Spirit of promise as the consequent privilege : but we should offend SECT . III . 41 On Divine Operations .
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... believe , ' and we are as ready to deny that any person is ' the subject of divine influence , and at the same time refuses to believe . But to suppose a person prior to such influence refused to believe , and believed in consequence of ...
... believe , ' and we are as ready to deny that any person is ' the subject of divine influence , and at the same time refuses to believe . But to suppose a person prior to such influence refused to believe , and believed in consequence of ...
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Edward Williams. " his disciples was subdued , and he refused to believe ' no longer : for to imagine that he first believed , without receiving the spirit of faith , but that this was imparted to him as the con- sequence of believing ...
Edward Williams. " his disciples was subdued , and he refused to believe ' no longer : for to imagine that he first believed , without receiving the spirit of faith , but that this was imparted to him as the con- sequence of believing ...
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