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The Bishop's avowed Sentiments on Dirine OPERATIONS , examined . $ 1. The
subject stated . $ 2. The Bishop's declaration respecting the manner of co -
operation , examined . 3. Divine operation does not infringe on human freedom .
§ 4.
The Bishop's avowed Sentiments on Dirine OPERATIONS , examined . $ 1. The
subject stated . $ 2. The Bishop's declaration respecting the manner of co -
operation , examined . 3. Divine operation does not infringe on human freedom .
§ 4.
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co - operate , I am utterly unable to explain or discover . ' * _ I do ... Whatever
difficulties belong to the manner and proportion of the co - operation of God and
man , there are some considerations which tend considerably to lessen them . §
3.
co - operate , I am utterly unable to explain or discover . ' * _ I do ... Whatever
difficulties belong to the manner and proportion of the co - operation of God and
man , there are some considerations which tend considerably to lessen them . §
3.
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We must therefore conclude , that the operation whích renders the means
effectual to salvation , is internal , or in the person himself . The word of God is in
itself perfect , and needs no operation to make it more excellent : conseqụently it
is not ...
We must therefore conclude , that the operation whích renders the means
effectual to salvation , is internal , or in the person himself . The word of God is in
itself perfect , and needs no operation to make it more excellent : conseqụently it
is not ...
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We also learn , that the subject of divine operation , in his religious elections ,
acts not only from principle but also intelligently . He knows in whom he believes ,
and whom he serves , the only true God , and Jesus Christ whom he hath sent .
We also learn , that the subject of divine operation , in his religious elections ,
acts not only from principle but also intelligently . He knows in whom he believes ,
and whom he serves , the only true God , and Jesus Christ whom he hath sent .
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Had not all the faithful apostles of Christ a sanctifying operation of the Spirit
before the day of Pentecost ? ... In short , few things are more plain , relating to
divine operations , than the existence of both a merely internal , and a miraculous
...
Had not all the faithful apostles of Christ a sanctifying operation of the Spirit
before the day of Pentecost ? ... In short , few things are more plain , relating to
divine operations , than the existence of both a merely internal , and a miraculous
...
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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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