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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 the *
Holy ...
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 the *
Holy ...
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But we have some further observations to make upon the second acceptation of
the phrase , viz . that a lively faith without works will not preserve justification .
Candour requires us to understand his Lordship in this way ; for he never would ...
But we have some further observations to make upon the second acceptation of
the phrase , viz . that a lively faith without works will not preserve justification .
Candour requires us to understand his Lordship in this way ; for he never would ...
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Had it not been for thy discriminating mercy and special grace , we should never
have inherited these realms of everlasting felicity . ' § 35. His Lordship supposes
that there was no difference between Judas and the other apostles , except ...
Had it not been for thy discriminating mercy and special grace , we should never
have inherited these realms of everlasting felicity . ' § 35. His Lordship supposes
that there was no difference between Judas and the other apostles , except ...
Page 406
He replies , if you were to call the cause of gravitation , or the motions of the
heavenly bodies a “ punctilio , " it might be endured ; vbut I can never admit ,
while I possess the use of my faculties , that the cause of « indolence ” should be
viewed ...
He replies , if you were to call the cause of gravitation , or the motions of the
heavenly bodies a “ punctilio , " it might be endured ; vbut I can never admit ,
while I possess the use of my faculties , that the cause of « indolence ” should be
viewed ...
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It will certainly never satisfy any one capable of a moment's reflection to be told
that he never has done wrong , or that he declares in his word that he never will
do so . On the other hand , , in God's indefectible nature , or his absolutely ...
It will certainly never satisfy any one capable of a moment's reflection to be told
that he never has done wrong , or that he declares in his word that he never will
do so . On the other hand , , in God's indefectible nature , or his absolutely ...
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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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