A Defence of Modern Calvinism: Containing an Examination of the Bishop of Lincoln's Work, Entitled a Refutation of Calvinism |
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God gives to every man , through the means of his grace , a power to perform the conditions of the gospel.'J — These are his . Lordship's avowed sentiments on the subject of human power .
God gives to every man , through the means of his grace , a power to perform the conditions of the gospel.'J — These are his . Lordship's avowed sentiments on the subject of human power .
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... of Jesus as the Christ , is from the Holy Spirit . § 20. When his Lordship asserts , that God ' gives to every man , through the means of his grace , a power to perform the conditions of 18 CII . I. MODERN CALVINISM DEFENDED .
... of Jesus as the Christ , is from the Holy Spirit . § 20. When his Lordship asserts , that God ' gives to every man , through the means of his grace , a power to perform the conditions of 18 CII . I. MODERN CALVINISM DEFENDED .
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his grace , a power to perform the conditions of the gospel , ' the Calvinists have no controyersy with him , except ... through the means of grace , has a prevailing inclination to perform the condition of the gospel , is contrary to ...
his grace , a power to perform the conditions of the gospel , ' the Calvinists have no controyersy with him , except ... through the means of grace , has a prevailing inclination to perform the condition of the gospel , is contrary to ...
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Consequently , the union of repentance and baptism was not an indispensable condition for the remission of sin . It is therefore plain , that as baptism was not , either alone or united with repentance , inseparably connected , even in ...
Consequently , the union of repentance and baptism was not an indispensable condition for the remission of sin . It is therefore plain , that as baptism was not , either alone or united with repentance , inseparably connected , even in ...
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The notion of a divinely instituted rite conferring grace ex opere operato , or as a condition sine qua non , or by any appointed inseparable connection of the sign and the thing signified , ought to be buried in oblivion , with other ...
The notion of a divinely instituted rite conferring grace ex opere operato , or as a condition sine qua non , or by any appointed inseparable connection of the sign and the thing signified , ought to be buried in oblivion , with other ...
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