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Page 149
... the end of a command is obeying it ; the end of obedience , virtue and piety , is the chief good , which is objectively the infinite , eternal , and blessed God , ' and subjectively our enjoyment of him as our endless portion .
... the end of a command is obeying it ; the end of obedience , virtue and piety , is the chief good , which is objectively the infinite , eternal , and blessed God , ' and subjectively our enjoyment of him as our endless portion .
Page 172
Again , It is natural to conclude , " that the remedy , proposed by a Being of infinite power and mercy , would be commensurate to • the evil ' ; and therefore as the evil operated instantly in producing the corruption of · Adam's ...
Again , It is natural to conclude , " that the remedy , proposed by a Being of infinite power and mercy , would be commensurate to • the evil ' ; and therefore as the evil operated instantly in producing the corruption of · Adam's ...
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... me to possess that character ; and , in the next place , examine his Lordship's declarations on the subject . ittaining onclude ' infinite urate to perated jon itted to 10 were jere to 3. In my apprehension , the harmonizing ...
... me to possess that character ; and , in the next place , examine his Lordship's declarations on the subject . ittaining onclude ' infinite urate to perated jon itted to 10 were jere to 3. In my apprehension , the harmonizing ...
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... direction of infinite wisdom . He is gracious and merciful in proposing conditions so advantageous to the fallen creature ; and who shall say to him “ What doest thou ? ” if he proceed still further with some , and open their hearts ...
... direction of infinite wisdom . He is gracious and merciful in proposing conditions so advantageous to the fallen creature ; and who shall say to him “ What doest thou ? ” if he proceed still further with some , and open their hearts ...
Page 184
... the penalty threatened by it , to an equal extent ? And if his mediatorial obedience unto death , 1 . t 1 t ti an it intmen wn in being of infinite worth , 184 CH . 111 . MODERN CALVINISM DEFENDED .
... the penalty threatened by it , to an equal extent ? And if his mediatorial obedience unto death , 1 . t 1 t ti an it intmen wn in being of infinite worth , 184 CH . 111 . MODERN CALVINISM DEFENDED .
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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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