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... saving of his house ; by the which he condemned the world , and became heir
of the righteousness which is by faith . ” + He was a partaker of saving faith ,
righteousness , and true holiness , before he was saved by water . Consequently
, his ...
... saving of his house ; by the which he condemned the world , and became heir
of the righteousness which is by faith . ” + He was a partaker of saving faith ,
righteousness , and true holiness , before he was saved by water . Consequently
, his ...
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Finally , his Lordship insists , that election is not confined to those who will
actually be saved . “ The word [ elect ] is applied generally to collective bodies of
Christians , to all who in one or more cities or countries professed ' Christianity ...
Finally , his Lordship insists , that election is not confined to those who will
actually be saved . “ The word [ elect ] is applied generally to collective bodies of
Christians , to all who in one or more cities or countries professed ' Christianity ...
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The assertion of * Simon Magus , who is mentioned in the Acts ' of the Apostles ,
and called by ecclesiastical historians the first Christian heretic , that ' men e are
saved according to his [ i . e . Simon's ] grace , ' and not according to just works ...
The assertion of * Simon Magus , who is mentioned in the Acts ' of the Apostles ,
and called by ecclesiastical historians the first Christian heretic , that ' men e are
saved according to his [ i . e . Simon's ] grace , ' and not according to just works ...
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Therefore , he says , he was about to shew the exceeding riches of * his grace in
the ages to come , in his kindness , because ye are saved by grace through faith ,
not through works . And this very faith is not of ' yourselves , but of him who ...
Therefore , he says , he was about to shew the exceeding riches of * his grace in
the ages to come , in his kindness , because ye are saved by grace through faith ,
not through works . And this very faith is not of ' yourselves , but of him who ...
Page 473
... or countries professed Chris' tianity , without any discrimination ; and that it ' is
not confined to individuals who must necessarily be saved , or who were
predestinated by • God to certain salvation ; or even to those who will actually be
saved .
... or countries professed Chris' tianity , without any discrimination ; and that it ' is
not confined to individuals who must necessarily be saved , or who were
predestinated by • God to certain salvation ; or even to those who will actually be
saved .
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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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