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... tion being made at baptism , at the time of 4 admission into the gospel
covenant , every Christian must possess the invaluable blessing ! of preventing
grace , which , without extinguishing the evil propensities of our nature , inspires
holy ...
... tion being made at baptism , at the time of 4 admission into the gospel
covenant , every Christian must possess the invaluable blessing ! of preventing
grace , which , without extinguishing the evil propensities of our nature , inspires
holy ...
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tion , knows no diminution and increase , on account of the objects , as either
many or few , who are ultimately benefited by him . To suppose that the design of
God respecting a limited number , who shall be finally happy , can alter the
nature ...
tion , knows no diminution and increase , on account of the objects , as either
many or few , who are ultimately benefited by him . To suppose that the design of
God respecting a limited number , who shall be finally happy , can alter the
nature ...
Page 352
But this ' is said , lest , perhaps , this thought should * secretly arise in you ; If we
be not saved * through our works , certainly we are saved through faith , and in
another way our salva, tion is owing to ourselves . Therefore he added • and said
...
But this ' is said , lest , perhaps , this thought should * secretly arise in you ; If we
be not saved * through our works , certainly we are saved through faith , and in
another way our salva, tion is owing to ourselves . Therefore he added • and said
...
Page 475
... own natural strength and good works cannot turn to faith , ' the only appointed
mean of salvation ; and that the fault and corrup* tion of every man that is
naturally engendered man 6 • of Adan ) , deserveth God's wrath and damnation
SECT .
... own natural strength and good works cannot turn to faith , ' the only appointed
mean of salvation ; and that the fault and corrup* tion of every man that is
naturally engendered man 6 • of Adan ) , deserveth God's wrath and damnation
SECT .
Page 522
The promises made to faith , regard it as the act and duty of man ; who , on
believing , receives justifica- . tion , and grace for grace . By faith , in this sense ,
the believer looks unto Jesus , trusts in him for righteousness and strength , relies
upon ...
The promises made to faith , regard it as the act and duty of man ; who , on
believing , receives justifica- . tion , and grace for grace . By faith , in this sense ,
the believer looks unto Jesus , trusts in him for righteousness and strength , relies
upon ...
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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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