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It is allowed , as before concerning the remission of sin , that God may give his
spirit to the baptized person at the time of ministration , because he is confined to
no time ; and it is proper to pray for the blessing on that occasion , not only ...
It is allowed , as before concerning the remission of sin , that God may give his
spirit to the baptized person at the time of ministration , because he is confined to
no time ; and it is proper to pray for the blessing on that occasion , not only ...
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Every one to whom the gospel is addressed is under obligation to seek the
blessings it proposes , as well as to obey the precepts it contains ; —such as ,
remission of sin , by repentance ; acceptance into divine favour , by faith ;
gracious ...
Every one to whom the gospel is addressed is under obligation to seek the
blessings it proposes , as well as to obey the precepts it contains ; —such as ,
remission of sin , by repentance ; acceptance into divine favour , by faith ;
gracious ...
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no sense , lived and died for their sake , how can they be obliged to seek these
blessings for his mediation sake ? Without adequate means , or objective
sufficiency of murit , ready to be laid to their account on compliance , how could
they be ...
no sense , lived and died for their sake , how can they be obliged to seek these
blessings for his mediation sake ? Without adequate means , or objective
sufficiency of murit , ready to be laid to their account on compliance , how could
they be ...
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a perfect meritorious character as their substitute ; these blessings are proposed
to the destitute sinners indefinitely , and consequently to them . If it be said , that
the proposal is made to those who feel their need , and on this condition , if they ...
a perfect meritorious character as their substitute ; these blessings are proposed
to the destitute sinners indefinitely , and consequently to them . If it be said , that
the proposal is made to those who feel their need , and on this condition , if they ...
Page 454
... they were then partakers of the Spirit , but not as the consequence of that rite ,
on which point the minister and the faithful formed a charitable opinion ; it forms
no argument for the instrumentality of baptism in conveying these blessings . $ 27
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... they were then partakers of the Spirit , but not as the consequence of that rite ,
on which point the minister and the faithful formed a charitable opinion ; it forms
no argument for the instrumentality of baptism in conveying these blessings . $ 27
.
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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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