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the real Christian should , when left to himself , feel the painful effects of unbelief
? be harassed with doubts and fears , and sometimes manifest distrust of the
divine goodness ? Human nature is the same in both , and so totally depraved ,
that ...
the real Christian should , when left to himself , feel the painful effects of unbelief
? be harassed with doubts and fears , and sometimes manifest distrust of the
divine goodness ? Human nature is the same in both , and so totally depraved ,
that ...
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As a transgressor , he must inevitably have perished ; or the divine law bave
relinquished its claim on him as a debtor ; which , in the very nature of the case ,
was impossible . No law , human or divine , founded in justice and given as a rule
of ...
As a transgressor , he must inevitably have perished ; or the divine law bave
relinquished its claim on him as a debtor ; which , in the very nature of the case ,
was impossible . No law , human or divine , founded in justice and given as a rule
of ...
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It is however proper to remark , that mere obedience , were it absolutely perfect ,
could not , circumstanced as we now are , be viewed as an adequate reparation
for the insult and injury done to the divine government . The penalty connected ...
It is however proper to remark , that mere obedience , were it absolutely perfect ,
could not , circumstanced as we now are , be viewed as an adequate reparation
for the insult and injury done to the divine government . The penalty connected ...
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world in righteousness by that Man who died to maintain the rights of divine
Justice . For the Father judgeth no man , but bath committed all judgment unto the
Son ; that all men should honour the Son , even as they honour the Father .
world in righteousness by that Man who died to maintain the rights of divine
Justice . For the Father judgeth no man , but bath committed all judgment unto the
Son ; that all men should honour the Son , even as they honour the Father .
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It seems , indeed , from many examples left on re cord in the Bible , that divine
goodness purposely sought for objects the most undeserving on which to
exercise beneficence : that in ages to come , God might shew the exceeding
riches of his ...
It seems , indeed , from many examples left on re cord in the Bible , that divine
goodness purposely sought for objects the most undeserving on which to
exercise beneficence : that in ages to come , God might shew the exceeding
riches of his ...
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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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