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Page 33
... nature different from all other men ; nay , superior , for so he is distinctly described to be , to all created ... nature to excite admiration . In the world in which we live , we may be said to have some knowledge of its laws , and ...
... nature different from all other men ; nay , superior , for so he is distinctly described to be , to all created ... nature to excite admiration . In the world in which we live , we may be said to have some knowledge of its laws , and ...
Page 38
... natural religion itself might lead us to expect . What do the scriptures call it ? Glory , honor , immortality ... nature , and by its own merit , it is entitled to look forward to , and to receive ? The greatest virtue that man ...
... natural religion itself might lead us to expect . What do the scriptures call it ? Glory , honor , immortality ... nature , and by its own merit , it is entitled to look forward to , and to receive ? The greatest virtue that man ...
Page 42
... , they are neither of them the cause . They are both of the same nature ; they both hold the same place in our consideration ; by which I mean to signify , that so far as either 42 THE EFFICACY OF THE DEATH OF CHRIST .
... , they are neither of them the cause . They are both of the same nature ; they both hold the same place in our consideration ; by which I mean to signify , that so far as either 42 THE EFFICACY OF THE DEATH OF CHRIST .
Page 54
... nature the subject of favor . Sanctification , to say the least of it , is indebted to the support and assistance of his spirit . There is , therefore , an intelligible difference between justification and sanctification , and this is ...
... nature the subject of favor . Sanctification , to say the least of it , is indebted to the support and assistance of his spirit . There is , therefore , an intelligible difference between justification and sanctification , and this is ...
Page 59
... nature , or any addition made to it by credible revelations . This is generally understood to be the meaning of that passage in the second chapter of St Paul's epistle to the Romans , in which he declares , that as many as have sinned ...
... nature , or any addition made to it by credible revelations . This is generally understood to be the meaning of that passage in the second chapter of St Paul's epistle to the Romans , in which he declares , that as many as have sinned ...
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