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Page 107
Had he lived to receive baptism , would his justification have been deferred , until
that rite “ conferred ” it ? ... of “ conveying ” or “ confirming ” justification , what right
have those who hold that sentiment to conclude that this person was justified ?
Had he lived to receive baptism , would his justification have been deferred , until
that rite “ conferred ” it ? ... of “ conveying ” or “ confirming ” justification , what right
have those who hold that sentiment to conclude that this person was justified ?
Page 108
It is , however , expressly stated in the eleventh article , “ We are justified only for
the merit of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ by faith , without our own works or
deservings . ” The article cannot mean our bad works , which would be absurd ...
It is , however , expressly stated in the eleventh article , “ We are justified only for
the merit of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ by faith , without our own works or
deservings . ” The article cannot mean our bad works , which would be absurd ...
Page 125
In the next place , if every sin , however comparatively small , forfeits our
justification , where in this world shall we find a justified person ? ... A sinful
thought is displeasing to God , but does every sinful thought forfeit our justified
state ? On this ...
In the next place , if every sin , however comparatively small , forfeits our
justification , where in this world shall we find a justified person ? ... A sinful
thought is displeasing to God , but does every sinful thought forfeit our justified
state ? On this ...
Page 131
A justified state is not exempt from obligation . We are , as ... But if the condition of
our continuance in a state of justification were the smallest deviation from
rectitude , no one in this world , grown up above infancy , could be in a justified
state .
A justified state is not exempt from obligation . We are , as ... But if the condition of
our continuance in a state of justification were the smallest deviation from
rectitude , no one in this world , grown up above infancy , could be in a justified
state .
Page 523
Some incongruities are obvious in the chapter which treats of justification for want
of distinguishing the different relations which a justified person bears . In
scriptural acceptation , a person is considered as justified in Christ , by grace , by
faith ...
Some incongruities are obvious in the chapter which treats of justification for want
of distinguishing the different relations which a justified person bears . In
scriptural acceptation , a person is considered as justified in Christ , by grace , by
faith ...
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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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