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Page 347
Quite contrary to what Mr . Williams maintains . Another of his corollaries was in
these words , “ a minister or church may judge a man a saint , and upon good
grounds , and not have grounds to judge him regenerate . ” He proposed this ...
Quite contrary to what Mr . Williams maintains . Another of his corollaries was in
these words , “ a minister or church may judge a man a saint , and upon good
grounds , and not have grounds to judge him regenerate . ” He proposed this ...
Page 374
... of men ' s coming without this character , “ from their obligalion to perform
external covenant duties , and to carry themselves like saints : " * * And in vain is
all arguing from pretended bad consequences of the contrary doctrine . ft 14 .
... of men ' s coming without this character , “ from their obligalion to perform
external covenant duties , and to carry themselves like saints : " * * And in vain is
all arguing from pretended bad consequences of the contrary doctrine . ft 14 .
Page 393
Quite contrary to the current doctrine of Calvinistic divines ; contrary to the
opinion of Mr . Guthrie , whom he cites as a witness in his favor , ( Pref . p . 4 )
who insists on satisfacrion with that device for our salvation which is revealed in
the ...
Quite contrary to the current doctrine of Calvinistic divines ; contrary to the
opinion of Mr . Guthrie , whom he cites as a witness in his favor , ( Pref . p . 4 )
who insists on satisfacrion with that device for our salvation which is revealed in
the ...
Page 396
... which represents unsanctified men as “ the enemies of God , those that have
not the love of God in them , under the power of a carnal mind , & c . " And
contrary to the unanimous voice of all sound divines , yea , of the whole Christian
world .
... which represents unsanctified men as “ the enemies of God , those that have
not the love of God in them , under the power of a carnal mind , & c . " And
contrary to the unanimous voice of all sound divines , yea , of the whole Christian
world .
Page 438
By advancing new and extraordinary notions ; which are both manifestly contrary
to truth , and also contrary to the common apprehensions of the Christian church
in all ages . 5 . By making use of peremptory and confident assertions , instead ...
By advancing new and extraordinary notions ; which are both manifestly contrary
to truth , and also contrary to the common apprehensions of the Christian church
in all ages . 5 . By making use of peremptory and confident assertions , instead ...
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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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