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Therefore it must needs be very unreasonable to determine , that persons are
hypocrites , and their affections wrong , because they seem to be out of doubt of
their own salvation , and the affections they are the subjects of seem to banish all
...
Therefore it must needs be very unreasonable to determine , that persons are
hypocrites , and their affections wrong , because they seem to be out of doubt of
their own salvation , and the affections they are the subjects of seem to banish all
...
Page 196
Thus if we see a man , who in the course of his life seems to follow and imitate
Christ , and greatly to exert and deny himself for the honor of Christ , and to
promute his kingdom and interest in the world ; reason teaches , that this is an
evidence ...
Thus if we see a man , who in the course of his life seems to follow and imitate
Christ , and greatly to exert and deny himself for the honor of Christ , and to
promute his kingdom and interest in the world ; reason teaches , that this is an
evidence ...
Page 252
And it seems to me necessary to suppose , that there is an immediate influence of
the Spirit of God , oftentimes in bringing texts of Scripture to the mind : no . that I
suppose it is done in a way of immediate revelation , without any manner of use ...
And it seems to me necessary to suppose , that there is an immediate influence of
the Spirit of God , oftentimes in bringing texts of Scripture to the mind : no . that I
suppose it is done in a way of immediate revelation , without any manner of use ...
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| Title | The Works of President Edwards, Volume 3 The Works of President Edwards, Jonathan Edwards |
| Author | Jonathan Edwards |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | Leavitt & Allen, 1856 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 26 Apr 2012 |
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