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Page 108
Now as God never pardoneth and absolveth any who are not at the same time
justified , it is clear , that true repentance and unfeigned faith , without good works
, in the estimation of the church , justify . The Homily on Justification , to which the
...
Now as God never pardoneth and absolveth any who are not at the same time
justified , it is clear , that true repentance and unfeigned faith , without good works
, in the estimation of the church , justify . The Homily on Justification , to which the
...
Page 122
Primitive practice may be as wrong as a modern practice ; and if antiquity be a
test of truth , there is scarcely an error or absurdity , which may not be proved to
be true and correct . May not a hypocritical pretender profess faith and promise ...
Primitive practice may be as wrong as a modern practice ; and if antiquity be a
test of truth , there is scarcely an error or absurdity , which may not be proved to
be true and correct . May not a hypocritical pretender profess faith and promise ...
Page 147
It is indeed subjoined “ but obedience must be added , to préserve the state of
justification when obtained.'t This , however , increases the difficulty : for we are
told that ' in reality , true • Christian faith , and good works pleasant and "
acceptable ...
It is indeed subjoined “ but obedience must be added , to préserve the state of
justification when obtained.'t This , however , increases the difficulty : for we are
told that ' in reality , true • Christian faith , and good works pleasant and "
acceptable ...
Page 157
In another place we read : ' In reality , ' true Christian faith , and good ' works
pleasant and acceptable to God , are in • their own nature inseparable . True faith
pro• duces good works as naturally as a tree pro• duces its fruit . ' + In a note we ...
In another place we read : ' In reality , ' true Christian faith , and good ' works
pleasant and acceptable to God , are in • their own nature inseparable . True faith
pro• duces good works as naturally as a tree pro• duces its fruit . ' + In a note we ...
Page 460
He must rather intend inward grace which is given to those who are true
Christians , and which , by charitable construction , was ascribed to the Church
as an assembly of Christian people . , § 31. As this point is of great moment , and
is in a ...
He must rather intend inward grace which is given to those who are true
Christians , and which , by charitable construction , was ascribed to the Church
as an assembly of Christian people . , § 31. As this point is of great moment , and
is in a ...
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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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