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Page 93
The old offender indeed is dead , but she who has a birth by repentance has
entered into life again . ” * Eusebius applies the term regeneration to the
renovation of the world at the last day : " + and Basil , the Great , employs it in the
same way ...
The old offender indeed is dead , but she who has a birth by repentance has
entered into life again . ” * Eusebius applies the term regeneration to the
renovation of the world at the last day : " + and Basil , the Great , employs it in the
same way ...
Page 119
discard those things which Christ has commanded , and which God's holy law
requires from every rational being , you have but the “ dead body ” of faith . What
have you to do with peace , or a justifying righteousness ? You have neither lot
nor ...
discard those things which Christ has commanded , and which God's holy law
requires from every rational being , you have but the “ dead body ” of faith . What
have you to do with peace , or a justifying righteousness ? You have neither lot
nor ...
Page 128
A dead faith forms no union in the sight of God , though it may in the charitable
view of the church , whose province it is to judge from explicit profession , while
this is not belied by overt acts incompatible with sincerity . But “ God looketh not
as ...
A dead faith forms no union in the sight of God , though it may in the charitable
view of the church , whose province it is to judge from explicit profession , while
this is not belied by overt acts incompatible with sincerity . But “ God looketh not
as ...
Page 143
This man's faith rises from a dead to a lively faith , and afterwards relapses into a
dead faith again . ' * A part of this statement is not controverted , viz . That it is very
possible , that a sinful or negligent Christian may be awakened to a sense of ...
This man's faith rises from a dead to a lively faith , and afterwards relapses into a
dead faith again . ' * A part of this statement is not controverted , viz . That it is very
possible , that a sinful or negligent Christian may be awakened to a sense of ...
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Containing an Examination of the Bishop of Lincoln's Work, Entitled a Refutation
of Calvinism Edward Williams. $ 6. Now the question is , whether in any instance
this man's faith rises from a dead to a lively faith . One might think that the proper
...
Containing an Examination of the Bishop of Lincoln's Work, Entitled a Refutation
of Calvinism Edward Williams. $ 6. Now the question is , whether in any instance
this man's faith rises from a dead to a lively faith . One might think that the proper
...
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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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