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... what his disciples faith in him was : “ But we “ trusted that it had been he that
should have redeemed • Israel : " i . e . we ... notwithstanding what had happened
; nay , they ought , by his sufferings and death , to be confirmed in that faith , that ...
... what his disciples faith in him was : “ But we “ trusted that it had been he that
should have redeemed • Israel : " i . e . we ... notwithstanding what had happened
; nay , they ought , by his sufferings and death , to be confirmed in that faith , that ...
Page 131
The examples of faith , which St. Paul enumerates and proposes in the following
words , chap . xi . plainly show , that the faith whereby those believers of old
pleased God , was nothing but a steadfast reliance on the goodness and
faithfulness ...
The examples of faith , which St. Paul enumerates and proposes in the following
words , chap . xi . plainly show , that the faith whereby those believers of old
pleased God , was nothing but a steadfast reliance on the goodness and
faithfulness ...
Page 153
... the faithful in Christ s Jesus . ” So likewise , So likewise , “ To the saints and
faithful s brethren in Christ at Colosse , who had faith in Christ “ Jesus , and love
to the saints . To the church of the « Thessalonians . To Timothy his son in the
faith .
... the faithful in Christ s Jesus . ” So likewise , So likewise , “ To the saints and
faithful s brethren in Christ at Colosse , who had faith in Christ “ Jesus , and love
to the saints . To the church of the « Thessalonians . To Timothy his son in the
faith .
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This ALONE is the faith “ which can regenerate a man , and put a divine spirit “
into him ; that is , make him a N 2 Reasonableness of Christianity , & c . 179 mine,
as not to use any one argument against ...
This ALONE is the faith “ which can regenerate a man , and put a divine spirit “
into him ; that is , make him a N 2 Reasonableness of Christianity , & c . 179 mine,
as not to use any one argument against ...
Page 195
5 , “ And indeed he could do no “ other , for it was the main work he set himself
about , to find but one artícle of faith in all the chapters of “ the four evangelists ,
and the acts of the apostles ; this is to make good his promise , p . 3 , “ To clear
his ...
5 , “ And indeed he could do no “ other , for it was the main work he set himself
about , to find but one artícle of faith in all the chapters of “ the four evangelists ,
and the acts of the apostles ; this is to make good his promise , p . 3 , “ To clear
his ...
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| Title | The Works of John Locke, in Nine Volumes... Volume the First (-ninth): VI., Volume 4 |
| Author | John Locke |
| Edition | 12 |
| Publisher | Stirling and Slade, 1824 |
| Original from | Sapienza University of Rome (Biblioteca di Filosofia) |
| Digitized | 2 May 2013 |
| Length | 436 pages |
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