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primary importance , which require our attention : first , whether the justification
supposed to be conferred by baptism ,, on profession of faith in the Trinity , and a
promise of future obedience , be not a gratuitous assumption ; and , secondly ...
primary importance , which require our attention : first , whether the justification
supposed to be conferred by baptism ,, on profession of faith in the Trinity , and a
promise of future obedience , be not a gratuitous assumption ; and , secondly ...
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But surely , the Redeemer's incarnation and obedience , without which there
could have been no atoning sacrifice , must be equally important and necessary
in themselves , nor indeed can I perceive any good reason , why every part of the
...
But surely , the Redeemer's incarnation and obedience , without which there
could have been no atoning sacrifice , must be equally important and necessary
in themselves , nor indeed can I perceive any good reason , why every part of the
...
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If the principle be good , the exhortation to obedience will be successful in
proportion ; but if the principle be evil , that is , either morally evil or negatively
defective , it will not be successful . Without motives , of which objective
considerations ...
If the principle be good , the exhortation to obedience will be successful in
proportion ; but if the principle be evil , that is , either morally evil or negatively
defective , it will not be successful . Without motives , of which objective
considerations ...
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Some things imputed to Calvinists which are PECULIAR TO OTHER Sects . $ 1 .
To'profess a state of sinless obedience and unspotted purity in tbis life , is
peculiar in one sense , to Antinomians , $ 2. In another , to Arminian Methodists .
§ 3-5 .
Some things imputed to Calvinists which are PECULIAR TO OTHER Sects . $ 1 .
To'profess a state of sinless obedience and unspotted purity in tbis life , is
peculiar in one sense , to Antinomians , $ 2. In another , to Arminian Methodists .
§ 3-5 .
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It may be urged , you are still amenable to a rule of moral obedience , which , if
you despise , it is a proof that your plea of an interest in the former privileges is a
shallow pretence : since no one who has a genuine regard for , and faith in Christ
...
It may be urged , you are still amenable to a rule of moral obedience , which , if
you despise , it is a proof that your plea of an interest in the former privileges is a
shallow pretence : since no one who has a genuine regard for , and faith in Christ
...
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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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