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Page 118
To boast of justification by faith , when we cannot “ shew our faith by our works , ”
is ruinous presumption . The solifidians whom St. James attacks with holy zeal
and force of argument , boasted probably , that Rahab had no works to shew , but
...
To boast of justification by faith , when we cannot “ shew our faith by our works , ”
is ruinous presumption . The solifidians whom St. James attacks with holy zeal
and force of argument , boasted probably , that Rahab had no works to shew , but
...
Page 399
The whole connexion shews that the author meant by the phrase “ in his power
the same idea as is expressed by “ at his option , ” in opposition to that which
destroys liberty . In the last sentence , TERTULLIAN advances a very important ...
The whole connexion shews that the author meant by the phrase “ in his power
the same idea as is expressed by “ at his option , ” in opposition to that which
destroys liberty . In the last sentence , TERTULLIAN advances a very important ...
Page 402
He shews that angels and men not wicked through the fault of God , ” but “ each
through his own fault . ” And is not this the doctrine of modern Calvinists ? And
when he replies to Trypho's objection ( oto adsı Xpisov saupabrvas ) “ that Christ
...
He shews that angels and men not wicked through the fault of God , ” but “ each
through his own fault . ” And is not this the doctrine of modern Calvinists ? And
when he replies to Trypho's objection ( oto adsı Xpisov saupabrvas ) “ that Christ
...
Page 483
When he gives other com' mandments , he shews that it is in our power to keep
them . ... These passages , and many more of the same tendeney , are evidently
designed to shew , that mankind possess a power ' or strength ' which is the ...
When he gives other com' mandments , he shews that it is in our power to keep
them . ... These passages , and many more of the same tendeney , are evidently
designed to shew , that mankind possess a power ' or strength ' which is the ...
Page 524
Shew me thy faith by thy works . ” As the charge is want of works , it is evident that
no plea can be urged for justification from the charge , but the actual works
required . And as these are justifying evidences in this life , so they will be at the
last ...
Shew me thy faith by thy works . ” As the charge is want of works , it is evident that
no plea can be urged for justification from the charge , but the actual works
required . And as these are justifying evidences in this life , so they will be at the
last ...
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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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