A defence of modern Calvinism: containing an examination of the bp. of Lincoln's work, entitled A refutation of Calvinism |
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... also to increase our importunity . The miracu- lous gifts of the Spirit were bestowed upon many in the Christian church long after their baptism , -as is evident from the following passage ; SECT . III . 47 On Divine Operations .
... also to increase our importunity . The miracu- lous gifts of the Spirit were bestowed upon many in the Christian church long after their baptism , -as is evident from the following passage ; SECT . III . 47 On Divine Operations .
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Edward Williams. baptism , -as is evident from the following passage ; " Now when the apostles which were at Jerusalem , heard that Samaria had received the word of God , they sent unto them Peter and John . Who when they were come down ...
Edward Williams. baptism , -as is evident from the following passage ; " Now when the apostles which were at Jerusalem , heard that Samaria had received the word of God , they sent unto them Peter and John . Who when they were come down ...
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... Passages out of the New Testament produced by the Bishop to prove that Regeneration signifies Baptism , examined . § 26. Christians have a double birth . § 27. Candidates for Baptism were supposed to be regenerated in the scriptural ...
... Passages out of the New Testament produced by the Bishop to prove that Regeneration signifies Baptism , examined . § 26. Christians have a double birth . § 27. Candidates for Baptism were supposed to be regenerated in the scriptural ...
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... passages with approbation : " The Christians did in all ancient times continue the use of this name for baptism ; so as that they never use the word regenerate or born again , but that they mean or denote by it baptism . " + ...
... passages with approbation : " The Christians did in all ancient times continue the use of this name for baptism ; so as that they never use the word regenerate or born again , but that they mean or denote by it baptism . " + ...
Page 66
... , as well as our opponents , and conclude that they contain no such evidence . His Lordship , however , has produced several passages in support of the contrary opinion . Let us 66 CH . II . MODERN CALVINISM DEFENDED .
... , as well as our opponents , and conclude that they contain no such evidence . His Lordship , however , has produced several passages in support of the contrary opinion . Let us 66 CH . II . MODERN CALVINISM DEFENDED .
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