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Consequently , the union of repentance and baptism was not an indispensable
condition for the remission of sin . It is therefore plain , that as baptism was not ,
either alone or united with repentance , inseparably connected , even in the ...
Consequently , the union of repentance and baptism was not an indispensable
condition for the remission of sin . It is therefore plain , that as baptism was not ,
either alone or united with repentance , inseparably connected , even in the ...
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repentance a heavenly gift ? Do not all true penitents and believers readily ...
Does not supplication to God for the spirit of love , of repentance and faith , for
unbaptized persons imply the same ? Is not this communication of the Holy
Spirit's ...
repentance a heavenly gift ? Do not all true penitents and believers readily ...
Does not supplication to God for the spirit of love , of repentance and faith , for
unbaptized persons imply the same ? Is not this communication of the Holy
Spirit's ...
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... and indeed the smallest sin deserves this exposure , and the cancelling of
justification :) but he who quickened him when dead in sin , who gave him the
spirit of repentance and faith , and who intercedes for him , in opposition to the
claims ...
... and indeed the smallest sin deserves this exposure , and the cancelling of
justification :) but he who quickened him when dead in sin , who gave him the
spirit of repentance and faith , and who intercedes for him , in opposition to the
claims ...
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CLÉMENT of Rome has this passage : “ “ Let us look stedfastly at the blood of
Christ , and see how precious his blood is in the sight of God ; ' which being shed
for our salvation , has obtained ' the grace of repentance for all the world .
CLÉMENT of Rome has this passage : “ “ Let us look stedfastly at the blood of
Christ , and see how precious his blood is in the sight of God ; ' which being shed
for our salvation , has obtained ' the grace of repentance for all the world .
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Crement explains what he means by “ the grace of repentance ' by an “
opportunity of repentance ; " maintain precisely the same . We profess that " the
blood of Christ ” ( expressive of his whole humiliation unto death , ) is a price of
infinite ...
Crement explains what he means by “ the grace of repentance ' by an “
opportunity of repentance ; " maintain precisely the same . We profess that " the
blood of Christ ” ( expressive of his whole humiliation unto death , ) is a price of
infinite ...
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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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