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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 ...
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twofold character of God , that of an equitable governor , and that of an arbitrary
dispenser of benefits ; in other words , a Judge and a Sorereign . In both
characters God is supreme ; having none above him , in whatever capacity he
acts .
twofold character of God , that of an equitable governor , and that of an arbitrary
dispenser of benefits ; in other words , a Judge and a Sorereign . In both
characters God is supreme ; having none above him , in whatever capacity he
acts .
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But did they acquire this character of themselves ? ... they must have been ·
predestinated ' to be first favoured with the gospel , then to be effectually called ,
and after , wards to be faithful and approved characters , and consequently saved
.
But did they acquire this character of themselves ? ... they must have been ·
predestinated ' to be first favoured with the gospel , then to be effectually called ,
and after , wards to be faithful and approved characters , and consequently saved
.
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consideration of a wicked character not having had preventing grace , as a
reason of his not being punished ; or of a righteous character having had
preventing grace , by which he was enabled to become such , as a reason why
he should not ...
consideration of a wicked character not having had preventing grace , as a
reason of his not being punished ; or of a righteous character having had
preventing grace , by which he was enabled to become such , as a reason why
he should not ...
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Including Memoirs of the Life , Experience , and Character of the Author , by Dr.
Hopkins , reviewed , corrected , and enlarged ; a Sketch of Mrs. Edwards's Life
and Character ; a Brief Account of their Daughter , Mrs. BURR ; the Life and ...
Including Memoirs of the Life , Experience , and Character of the Author , by Dr.
Hopkins , reviewed , corrected , and enlarged ; a Sketch of Mrs. Edwards's Life
and Character ; a Brief Account of their Daughter , Mrs. BURR ; the Life and ...
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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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