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described by his apostle , namely , that • it washes away the guilt of former sin , and - imparts the Holy Ghost to those who shall previously have repented and believed . It had • been foretold by John the Baptist , that Christ should ...
described by his apostle , namely , that • it washes away the guilt of former sin , and - imparts the Holy Ghost to those who shall previously have repented and believed . It had • been foretold by John the Baptist , that Christ should ...
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With repentance , with baptism , or with both united ? Let Peter himself Repent ye therefore and be converted , that your sins may be blotted out , when. answer : ! Refut . p . 29 . of Acts ij . 38 . * Acts jii . 19 . * Psa . li . CH .
With repentance , with baptism , or with both united ? Let Peter himself Repent ye therefore and be converted , that your sins may be blotted out , when. answer : ! Refut . p . 29 . of Acts ij . 38 . * Acts jii . 19 . * Psa . li . CH .
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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 ...
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 ...
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Here we might ask , did any ever believe and repent without the influence of the Holy Ghost ? Is not the spirit of faith and repentance a heavenly gift ? Do not all true penitents. * Acts viii . 14-19 . * 1 Pet . üi . 22 . 48 CH . 1 .
Here we might ask , did any ever believe and repent without the influence of the Holy Ghost ? Is not the spirit of faith and repentance a heavenly gift ? Do not all true penitents. * Acts viii . 14-19 . * 1 Pet . üi . 22 . 48 CH . 1 .
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repentance a heavenly gift ? Do not all true penitents and believers readily ascribe this to the Father of lights , and the exalted Lord and Saviour ? Does not supplication to God for the spirit of love , of repentance and faith ...
repentance a heavenly gift ? Do not all true penitents and believers readily ascribe this to the Father of lights , and the exalted Lord and Saviour ? Does not supplication to God for the spirit of love , of repentance and faith ...
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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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