A treatise on the conduct of God to the human species, and on the divine mission of Jesus Christ |
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But how often God is pleased to temper mercy with judgment , is proved first by the redemption of the human race from the death it had incurred ; again by his promise of pardoning the sinner on his repentance and amendment ; by his ...
But how often God is pleased to temper mercy with judgment , is proved first by the redemption of the human race from the death it had incurred ; again by his promise of pardoning the sinner on his repentance and amendment ; by his ...
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Now here it may be remarked as an extraordinary thing , that Calvin could imagine that God should ever have pleasure in the death of the innocent , and that he should doom and devote innocent beings to eternal punishment , when he is ...
Now here it may be remarked as an extraordinary thing , that Calvin could imagine that God should ever have pleasure in the death of the innocent , and that he should doom and devote innocent beings to eternal punishment , when he is ...
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... is neither countenanced or supported by reason or Scripture , however any man may be infatuated by it during life , he will consider it of no sort of value either on his death - bed , or at the day of judgment ; for at those awful ...
... is neither countenanced or supported by reason or Scripture , however any man may be infatuated by it during life , he will consider it of no sort of value either on his death - bed , or at the day of judgment ; for at those awful ...
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... will “ be bent to wickedness and ungodliness , “ them he appointeth to the damnation of “ death : so by cloking it with the veil of " foreknowledge , they do not only darken ection , but feign that it hath beginning “ elsewhere .
... will “ be bent to wickedness and ungodliness , “ them he appointeth to the damnation of “ death : so by cloking it with the veil of " foreknowledge , they do not only darken ection , but feign that it hath beginning “ elsewhere .
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... the wilfulness “ of a tyrant , than the lawful sentence of a judge ; therefore they say , that there is cause why men should charge God , if by « his bare will , without their own deserving , they be predestinate to eternal death .
... the wilfulness “ of a tyrant , than the lawful sentence of a judge ; therefore they say , that there is cause why men should charge God , if by « his bare will , without their own deserving , they be predestinate to eternal death .
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| Tytuł | A treatise on the conduct of God to the human species, and on the divine mission of Jesus Christ |
| Autor | James Hare |
| Wydanie | 2 |
| Wydawca | F.C. & J. Rivington, 1809 |
| W formie oryginalnej | Biblioteka Brytyjska |
| W formie cyfrowej | 17 Gru 2015 |
| Liczba stron | 393 |
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