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It enables us to see clearly into another reason , why the condition of immortality
was the observance of a positive command ; and not the performance of moral
duty at large . For immortal life being a free - gift to which no inan had a claim by ...
It enables us to see clearly into another reason , why the condition of immortality
was the observance of a positive command ; and not the performance of moral
duty at large . For immortal life being a free - gift to which no inan had a claim by ...
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IN N this manner did the FREE GIFT OF IMMORTALITY become forfeit , by Man's
violating the CONDITION on which it was bestowed . For a GIFT is not the less
free by having a condition annexed unto it : the quality of a free gift not arising
from ...
IN N this manner did the FREE GIFT OF IMMORTALITY become forfeit , by Man's
violating the CONDITION on which it was bestowed . For a GIFT is not the less
free by having a condition annexed unto it : the quality of a free gift not arising
from ...
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Again , the Law of Nature informs us , that the Condition , which accompanies a
claim , is , when unperformed , still capable of recovering its efficacy : the same
Law likewise directs us to the means , namely , REPENTANCE . But the violated
...
Again , the Law of Nature informs us , that the Condition , which accompanies a
claim , is , when unperformed , still capable of recovering its efficacy : the same
Law likewise directs us to the means , namely , REPENTANCE . But the violated
...
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Another specific difference between the Conditions annexed to a grace , and to a
claim , is this , that as the condition of the former is the observance of an arbitrary
Command , this Command may not be the same ( though still arbitrary , as ...
Another specific difference between the Conditions annexed to a grace , and to a
claim , is this , that as the condition of the former is the observance of an arbitrary
Command , this Command may not be the same ( though still arbitrary , as ...
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grant , on the performance of a CondiTION . We have already shewn , Why that
firft . Condition was the observance of a POSITIVE COMMAND . Which reasoning
, if it have any force , proves , that the new condition , annexed to the recovered ...
grant , on the performance of a CondiTION . We have already shewn , Why that
firft . Condition was the observance of a POSITIVE COMMAND . Which reasoning
, if it have any force , proves , that the new condition , annexed to the recovered ...
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The Divine Legation of Moses Demonstrated: In Nine Books, Volumen1 William Warburton Vista completa - 1766 |
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