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He staggered not at the promise of God , through unbelief ; but was strong “ in
faith giving glory to God . And being fully per“ suaded , that what he had promised
he was also able to “ perform . And therefore it was imputed to him for ...
He staggered not at the promise of God , through unbelief ; but was strong “ in
faith giving glory to God . And being fully per“ suaded , that what he had promised
he was also able to “ perform . And therefore it was imputed to him for ...
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21 , they are my mother and my brethren , who hear the “ word of God , and do it :
" obeying the law of the Messiah their king being no less required , than their
believing that Jesus was the Messiah , the king and deliverer that was promised ...
21 , they are my mother and my brethren , who hear the “ word of God , and do it :
" obeying the law of the Messiah their king being no less required , than their
believing that Jesus was the Messiah , the king and deliverer that was promised ...
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of his promise ; and to believe , that in due time he would send them the Messiah
, this anointed King , this promised Saviour and Deliverer , according to his word .
This faith in the promises of God , this relying and acquiescing in his word and ...
of his promise ; and to believe , that in due time he would send them the Messiah
, this anointed King , this promised Saviour and Deliverer , according to his word .
This faith in the promises of God , this relying and acquiescing in his word and ...
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that after ye have done the will of “ God , ye might receive the promise . ...
reliance on the goodness and faithfulness of God , for those good things , which
either the light of nature , or particular promises , had given them grounds to hope
for .
that after ye have done the will of “ God , ye might receive the promise . ...
reliance on the goodness and faithfulness of God , for those good things , which
either the light of nature , or particular promises , had given them grounds to hope
for .
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And if the faith of things “ seen afar off ; ” if their trusting in God for the promises
he then gave them ; if a belief of the ... cannot as well justify men now , for
believing Jesus of Nazareth to be the promised Messiah , the King and Deliverer
; as ...
And if the faith of things “ seen afar off ; ” if their trusting in God for the promises
he then gave them ; if a belief of the ... cannot as well justify men now , for
believing Jesus of Nazareth to be the promised Messiah , the King and Deliverer
; as ...
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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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