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Page 93
CLEMENS , of Alexandria , speaking of a woman of suspicious virtue , and
alluding to the words of scripture “ she that liveth in pleasure is dead while she
liveth , ” observes , that “ she lives indeed in sin , but is dead to the divine
commands ...
CLEMENS , of Alexandria , speaking of a woman of suspicious virtue , and
alluding to the words of scripture “ she that liveth in pleasure is dead while she
liveth , ” observes , that “ she lives indeed in sin , but is dead to the divine
commands ...
Page 95
speaking of the supreme artificer , in allusion to prophetic language , under the
character of a potter , observes , that “ it behoved him to take care of the vessel
formed by his own hand ; and though , on account of its being vitiated through ...
speaking of the supreme artificer , in allusion to prophetic language , under the
character of a potter , observes , that “ it behoved him to take care of the vessel
formed by his own hand ; and though , on account of its being vitiated through ...
Page 102
The expression itself is remarkable , ' would convey justification . ' Elsewhere his
Lordship very properly observes , " Justification is a * forensic term — to be
justified before God , signifies to be declared and accounted as just and
righteous in ...
The expression itself is remarkable , ' would convey justification . ' Elsewhere his
Lordship very properly observes , " Justification is a * forensic term — to be
justified before God , signifies to be declared and accounted as just and
righteous in ...
Page 350
AMBROSE , one of the most judicious and self - consistent of the Fathers ,
observes , • “ God says to Moses , I will have mercy on ' whom I will have mercy ,
and I will have com“ passion on whom I will have compassion . So • then it is not
of him ...
AMBROSE , one of the most judicious and self - consistent of the Fathers ,
observes , • “ God says to Moses , I will have mercy on ' whom I will have mercy ,
and I will have com“ passion on whom I will have compassion . So • then it is not
of him ...
Page 369
The same author observes elsewhere , that " " the will itself and the action , are
assisted by God , and so assisted that we cannot will or do any thing well without
that assistance . ” And again , “ “ We have proved by the foregoing • testimonies
of ...
The same author observes elsewhere , that " " the will itself and the action , are
assisted by God , and so assisted that we cannot will or do any thing well without
that assistance . ” And again , “ “ We have proved by the foregoing • testimonies
of ...
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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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