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privileges , and those qualifications that are a proper and good foundation for a
man ' s own conduct in coming and offering himself as a candidate for immediate
admission to these privileges : There is a difference between these . Thus , for ...
privileges , and those qualifications that are a proper and good foundation for a
man ' s own conduct in coming and offering himself as a candidate for immediate
admission to these privileges : There is a difference between these . Thus , for ...
Page 166
Mr . Stoddard , in his Appeal to the Learned , seems to exe press the very same
notion of visibility , and that visibility of saintship which is requisite to a person ' s
coming to the Lord ' s Supper , that I have here expressed . In page 10 , he makes
...
Mr . Stoddard , in his Appeal to the Learned , seems to exe press the very same
notion of visibility , and that visibility of saintship which is requisite to a person ' s
coming to the Lord ' s Supper , that I have here expressed . In page 10 , he makes
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Page 217
And that true piety is what persons ought to look at in themselves as the
qualification that is a proper ground for them to proceed upon , in coming into the
visible church of Christ , and taking the privileges of its members , I think is
evident also ...
And that true piety is what persons ought to look at in themselves as the
qualification that is a proper ground for them to proceed upon , in coming into the
visible church of Christ , and taking the privileges of its members , I think is
evident also ...
Page 218
Upon which I take leave to observe , that the king ' s coming in to see the guests ,
means Christ ' s visiting his professing church at the day of judgment , I make no
doubt : But that the guests ' coming into the king ' s house means persons ...
Upon which I take leave to observe , that the king ' s coming in to see the guests ,
means Christ ' s visiting his professing church at the day of judgment , I make no
doubt : But that the guests ' coming into the king ' s house means persons ...
Page 374
Jonathan Edwards Samuel Austin. as in other duties : " S And in vain is it to argue
the lawfulness of men ' s coming without this character , “ from their obligalion to
perform external covenant duties , and to carry themselves like saints : " * * And ...
Jonathan Edwards Samuel Austin. as in other duties : " S And in vain is it to argue
the lawfulness of men ' s coming without this character , “ from their obligalion to
perform external covenant duties , and to carry themselves like saints : " * * And ...
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| Title | The Works of President Edwards ... American culture series, Reel 495.6-496.1 Issue 14925 of Early American imprints Volume 1 of The Works of President Edwards, Jonathan Edwards |
| Author | Jonathan Edwards |
| Editor | Samuel Austin |
| Publisher | Isaac Sturtevant, Printer, 1808 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 15 May 2008 |
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