...Sculptures, from the Defigns of the famous Pallaciio. An Epiftolary Difceurfe, proving from the Scriptures and the firft Fathers, 'that the Soul is a Principle...but immortaliz'd aftually by the Pleafure of God to Punilhment, or to Reward by its Union with the Divine Baptifmal Spirit j wherein is prov'd, that none...

...concerning Churcu Communion. By Henry Doiraell AM An EpiftolaryDilcourfe, proving front the Scriptures and the firft Fathers, that the Soul is a Principle naturally mortal ; hut immortalized actually, hy the Pleafure of God, to Punifhment or to Reward, hy its Union with...

...in View, now in Faft, is confidered — 1711 14999 Dodwell's Difcourfe proving from the Scriptures and the firft Fathers, that the Soul is a Principle naturally mortal 1 706 l 5000 Divine Rights of the Britifh Nation and Confutation vindicated 1710 15001 Dodwell's Explication...

...fcriptures, and the rirft fathers, that the foul is a principle naturally mortal, but immortalized actually by the pleafure of God, to punifhment or to reward, by its union with the divine baptifmal fpirit : Wherein is proved, that none have the power of giving this divine immortalizing fpirit, imce...

...book, againft which this is levelled, is intituled, " An Epiftolary Difcourfe, proving from Scriptures, and the Firft Fathers, that the Soul is a Principle naturally mortal, but immortalized actually by the Pleafure of God, to Punilhment or to Reward, by its Union with the Divine...

...moft learned champion of his day, he publifhed " An Epiftolary Difcourfe, proving from the Scriptures, and the Firft Fathers, that the Soul is a Principle naturally mortal; but immortalized actually, by the Pleafure of God, to Punimment, or to Reward, by it's Union with the Divine...

...moft learned champion of his day, he publifhed " An Epiftolary Difcourfe, proving from the Scriptures, and the Firft Fathers, that the Soul is a Principle naturally mortal; but immortali2ed actually, by the Pleafure of God, to Punifhment, or to Reward, by it's Union with the...

...convincing that • Mr. D;dwell'e hock was entitled, " An Epiftolary Difcourfe proving from the Scriptmes and the firft Fathers that the Soul is a Principle naturally mortal, buc immortalized afbially by ihe Pltafure of Grd to Piimfhment or to Reward, hy its Union with the...