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I came not to call the righteous , ' said the compassionate Redeemer , ' but
sinners to repentance . ' To the same purpose speaks the great apostle of the
Gentiles . It is a faithful saying and worthy of all acceptation , that Christ Jesus
came into ...
I came not to call the righteous , ' said the compassionate Redeemer , ' but
sinners to repentance . ' To the same purpose speaks the great apostle of the
Gentiles . It is a faithful saying and worthy of all acceptation , that Christ Jesus
came into ...
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The divine Redeemer foresaw the wretchedness and the ruin to which the
members of his mystical body would be exposed in consequence of sin ; and in
order to rescue them from this ruin and that wretchedness , he voluntarily
sanctified ...
The divine Redeemer foresaw the wretchedness and the ruin to which the
members of his mystical body would be exposed in consequence of sin ; and in
order to rescue them from this ruin and that wretchedness , he voluntarily
sanctified ...
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That the Redeemer of mankind acted , and was treated throughout the whole of
his humiliation , as the surety of sinners , will appear abundantly manifest , if it be
remembered that in him , personally considered , there was no sin , neither was ...
That the Redeemer of mankind acted , and was treated throughout the whole of
his humiliation , as the surety of sinners , will appear abundantly manifest , if it be
remembered that in him , personally considered , there was no sin , neither was ...
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A dependence upon him as all - sufficient to save the most guilty ; as every way
suitable to supply the wants of the most needy ; and absolutely free for the vilest
of sinners . The divine Redeemer and his finished work being the object of faith ...
A dependence upon him as all - sufficient to save the most guilty ; as every way
suitable to supply the wants of the most needy ; and absolutely free for the vilest
of sinners . The divine Redeemer and his finished work being the object of faith ...
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... that they are no particular marks of divine displeasure ; since all the distresses
of persecution have been suffered by those of whom the world was not worthy ;
and the Redeemer of mankind himself was a man of sorrows and acquainted
with ...
... that they are no particular marks of divine displeasure ; since all the distresses
of persecution have been suffered by those of whom the world was not worthy ;
and the Redeemer of mankind himself was a man of sorrows and acquainted
with ...
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| Título | The Refuge. [A Series of Letters Upon Religion.] MS. Note |
| Autor | William Giles |
| Editor | Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, 1825 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Británica |
| Digitalizado | 16 Mayo 2018 |
| Largo | 250 páginas |
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