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Regeneration , as the immediate effect of divine influence , we maintain is
instantaneous ; -and so , indeed , does his Lordship ; it being , according to him ,
the one immediate effect of baptism once administered ; ' nay , so immediate , so
...
Regeneration , as the immediate effect of divine influence , we maintain is
instantaneous ; -and so , indeed , does his Lordship ; it being , according to him ,
the one immediate effect of baptism once administered ; ' nay , so immediate , so
...
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Containing an Examination of the Bishop of Lincoln's Work, Entitled a Refutation
of Calvinism Edward Williams. 1 we have any room to infer that a spiritual change
• is an immediate effect of an external rite ; either of circumcision , of baptism ...
Containing an Examination of the Bishop of Lincoln's Work, Entitled a Refutation
of Calvinism Edward Williams. 1 we have any room to infer that a spiritual change
• is an immediate effect of an external rite ; either of circumcision , of baptism ...
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created universe is from the will and consequently the decree or purpose of God ;
because good effects can have no ... That evil which is unworthy of God to effect ,
and consequently to purpose , is foreseen in its negative principle , which is ...
created universe is from the will and consequently the decree or purpose of God ;
because good effects can have no ... That evil which is unworthy of God to effect ,
and consequently to purpose , is foreseen in its negative principle , which is ...
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Here are supposed effects , viz . believing , complying , obedience , and
disobedience . But every effect must have an adequate cause . That there is an
adequate cause of disobedience , as of every evil , has been proved before ; but
where ...
Here are supposed effects , viz . believing , complying , obedience , and
disobedience . But every effect must have an adequate cause . That there is an
adequate cause of disobedience , as of every evil , has been proved before ; but
where ...
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That the elect are “ made like the image of Christ , ” is not disputed ; but does man
effect it by the potent energy of self , self - will , self - determination , -or , does
God effect it by his grace and spirit , whereby they are “ transformed into the same
...
That the elect are “ made like the image of Christ , ” is not disputed ; but does man
effect it by the potent energy of self , self - will , self - determination , -or , does
God effect it by his grace and spirit , whereby they are “ transformed into the same
...
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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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