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Page 335
The whole of the passage evidently shews , that the name of the sign is made to
stand for the thing signified . Here the Calvinistic sentiment is clearly explained .
The true Christian is born of heavenborn of the spirit - born of God : and this birth
...
The whole of the passage evidently shews , that the name of the sign is made to
stand for the thing signified . Here the Calvinistic sentiment is clearly explained .
The true Christian is born of heavenborn of the spirit - born of God : and this birth
...
Page 408
that the following insulated passage out of IRENĈUS is calculated to refute us : 6
" He hath ' made manifest that we ought with our calling to be adorned also with
the works of justice , " that the Spirit of God may rest upon us . Now this we ...
that the following insulated passage out of IRENĈUS is calculated to refute us : 6
" He hath ' made manifest that we ought with our calling to be adorned also with
the works of justice , " that the Spirit of God may rest upon us . Now this we ...
Page 418
On this passage his Lordship remarks , that it decidedly proves what was the
doctrine of re' generation in the primitive church of Christ . ' With due deference to
his Lordship , I must also remark upon it , that this passage only proves how
Justin ...
On this passage his Lordship remarks , that it decidedly proves what was the
doctrine of re' generation in the primitive church of Christ . ' With due deference to
his Lordship , I must also remark upon it , that this passage only proves how
Justin ...
Page 431
It would be difficult to find any thing among the most injudicious declaimers of the
present day , however illiterate , of a tendency more injurious to divine truth , or
more dangerous to the souls of men , than this passage and the preceding ...
It would be difficult to find any thing among the most injudicious declaimers of the
present day , however illiterate , of a tendency more injurious to divine truth , or
more dangerous to the souls of men , than this passage and the preceding ...
Page 443
As the modern Calvinists are so prone to run into extremes , possibly the
insertion of the following passage was intended to counteract their eccentric
propensities . c " It is not to be feared but ' that there may be a certain middle life
between ...
As the modern Calvinists are so prone to run into extremes , possibly the
insertion of the following passage was intended to counteract their eccentric
propensities . c " It is not to be feared but ' that there may be a certain middle life
between ...
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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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