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13. Faith distinguished as to its principles and exercise . $ 14. Extraordinary
influence not communicated to any who refused to believe . $ 15. That divine
influence is communicated by Baptism , ' examined . § 16. This not the office of
Baptism .
13. Faith distinguished as to its principles and exercise . $ 14. Extraordinary
influence not communicated to any who refused to believe . $ 15. That divine
influence is communicated by Baptism , ' examined . § 16. This not the office of
Baptism .
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pretend that the Spirit is sometimes communicated to those who refuse to believe
. We freely grant , and openly profess , that the communication of the Spirit in an
extraordinary manner for , the first propagation of Christianity , was subsequent ...
pretend that the Spirit is sometimes communicated to those who refuse to believe
. We freely grant , and openly profess , that the communication of the Spirit in an
extraordinary manner for , the first propagation of Christianity , was subsequent ...
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That God may communicate grace at baptism , was before admitted : but that this
or any other institution can impart , convey , or communicate grace , or is adapted
in its nature to be the channel of conveyance , is an idea perfectly incongruous ...
That God may communicate grace at baptism , was before admitted : but that this
or any other institution can impart , convey , or communicate grace , or is adapted
in its nature to be the channel of conveyance , is an idea perfectly incongruous ...
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St. Paul , to convey the notion of water baptism communicating spiritual blessings
; rather than significantly representing , and requiring of the baptized to put off the
whole body of sin , to bury it for ever , to rise with Christ by faith , and to live a ...
St. Paul , to convey the notion of water baptism communicating spiritual blessings
; rather than significantly representing , and requiring of the baptized to put off the
whole body of sin , to bury it for ever , to rise with Christ by faith , and to live a ...
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That all Christian graces are communicated by the sole operation of the Spirit ,
without any concurrence on the part of Man . $ 3 . That Faith does not require any
voluntary steps , or exercise , but is forced . $ 4. That the control of sinful passions
...
That all Christian graces are communicated by the sole operation of the Spirit ,
without any concurrence on the part of Man . $ 3 . That Faith does not require any
voluntary steps , or exercise , but is forced . $ 4. That the control of sinful passions
...
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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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