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But even supposing , for argument ' sake , that the term “ righteousness , " is intended to express ' good qualities and principles ' indefinitely , stiil there is an important sense in which every man has lost it entirely .
But even supposing , for argument ' sake , that the term “ righteousness , " is intended to express ' good qualities and principles ' indefinitely , stiil there is an important sense in which every man has lost it entirely .
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Under this head , we find his Lordship explicitly avowing , and indeed contending , that regeneration is the immediate effect of baptism - and is never used in scripture or by the Fathers to express any operation upon the human mind ...
Under this head , we find his Lordship explicitly avowing , and indeed contending , that regeneration is the immediate effect of baptism - and is never used in scripture or by the Fathers to express any operation upon the human mind ...
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< therefore is in scripture solely and exclusively * applied to the one immediate effect of baptism once administered , and is never used as synonymous to the repentance or reformation of a ' Christian , or to express any operation of ...
< therefore is in scripture solely and exclusively * applied to the one immediate effect of baptism once administered , and is never used as synonymous to the repentance or reformation of a ' Christian , or to express any operation of ...
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And , if I may express my own conviction , every attempt to shew that being “ born of the Spirit , ” “ born from above , ” “ born of God , " and the like , denote either baptism itself , or some immediate effect of baptism , has a ...
And , if I may express my own conviction , every attempt to shew that being “ born of the Spirit , ” “ born from above , ” “ born of God , " and the like , denote either baptism itself , or some immediate effect of baptism , has a ...
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... who are kept by the power is used , it may be naturally referred to some. of God through faith unto salvation , ready to be revealed in the last time . ” | In scripture , the word Hope is used to express either ...
... who are kept by the power is used , it may be naturally referred to some. of God through faith unto salvation , ready to be revealed in the last time . ” | In scripture , the word Hope is used to express either ...
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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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