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In what sense Baptism may be called a new birth . § 8. A spiritual change not an
immediate effect of Baptism . $ 9. The formation of Christian virtues and tempers
may be called Regeneration . $ 10. The Calvinists do not confound Regeneration
...
In what sense Baptism may be called a new birth . § 8. A spiritual change not an
immediate effect of Baptism . $ 9. The formation of Christian virtues and tempers
may be called Regeneration . $ 10. The Calvinists do not confound Regeneration
...
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is called “ circumcision made without hands : " viz . the circumcision of the heart
by the power of grace : and they had externally the ordinance of baptism , called “
the circumcision of Christ ; " an ordinance appointed by Christ in the room of ...
is called “ circumcision made without hands : " viz . the circumcision of the heart
by the power of grace : and they had externally the ordinance of baptism , called “
the circumcision of Christ ; " an ordinance appointed by Christ in the room of ...
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If it be said that God bore a testimony to their consciences by the law within them ,
which they believed ; it may be again asked , why should this be called faith , any
more than their believing that they had passions , or that they were the ...
If it be said that God bore a testimony to their consciences by the law within them ,
which they believed ; it may be again asked , why should this be called faith , any
more than their believing that they had passions , or that they were the ...
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... he that giveth breath to the people upon it , and spirit to them that walk therein :
I the Lord have called thee in righteousness , and will hold thine hand , and will
keep thee , and give thee for a covenant of the people , for a light of the Gentiles .
... he that giveth breath to the people upon it , and spirit to them that walk therein :
I the Lord have called thee in righteousness , and will hold thine hand , and will
keep thee , and give thee for a covenant of the people , for a light of the Gentiles .
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To this effect we have a long quotation from Augustine : “ “ If * that defect , which
is called sin , like a fever , s seized a person contrary to his will , the punishment
which follows the sinner , and which is . called damnation , would appear to be ...
To this effect we have a long quotation from Augustine : “ “ If * that defect , which
is called sin , like a fever , s seized a person contrary to his will , the punishment
which follows the sinner , and which is . called damnation , would appear to be ...
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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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