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For that which is spiritual must be born of the Spirit ; as that which is flesh must be
born of the flesh , or as that which is natural must arise from the constituted laws
of nature . Can any thing , therefore , be plainer than these words to shew , first ...
For that which is spiritual must be born of the Spirit ; as that which is flesh must be
born of the flesh , or as that which is natural must arise from the constituted laws
of nature . Can any thing , therefore , be plainer than these words to shew , first ...
Page 70
As to the words first noticed , “ born of water ” and “ born of the Spirit ” ( for the
word born is evidently implied in the latter clause ) there is no intimation , either in
the words themselves or in the connection , that the one birth is the immediate ...
As to the words first noticed , “ born of water ” and “ born of the Spirit ” ( for the
word born is evidently implied in the latter clause ) there is no intimation , either in
the words themselves or in the connection , that the one birth is the immediate ...
Page 91
Thus whosoever believeth that Jesus is the Christ , is born of God ; ' which
regeneration is as it were a second creation : for we are God's workmanship ,
created in Christ Jesus unto good works . ' And he alone who did create us out of
nothing ...
Thus whosoever believeth that Jesus is the Christ , is born of God ; ' which
regeneration is as it were a second creation : for we are God's workmanship ,
created in Christ Jesus unto good works . ' And he alone who did create us out of
nothing ...
Page 334
Can a man enter a second time * into his mother's womb , and be born ?
Whoever • shall say to you , that you may be born a second ' time spiritually ,
answer him what Nicodemus * said , Can a man enter a second time into his
mother's womb ...
Can a man enter a second time * into his mother's womb , and be born ?
Whoever • shall say to you , that you may be born a second ' time spiritually ,
answer him what Nicodemus * said , Can a man enter a second time into his
mother's womb ...
Page 442
Again , what “ seeds of wisdom , and of justice , and of the other virtues , " without
which “ no one is born , ” can there conceivably exist in any human being , except
as the effect of a vital , spiritual union ? Nay , the notion abetted makes the ...
Again , what “ seeds of wisdom , and of justice , and of the other virtues , " without
which “ no one is born , ” can there conceivably exist in any human being , except
as the effect of a vital , spiritual union ? Nay , the notion abetted makes 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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