A Collection of Tracts, on Various SubjectsT. Cox, 1730 - 466 páginas |
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... themselves , if they be in error ; or if they be in the right , to restore those to the truth who are in the wrong . This , I fay , is not only the right , but the duty of every private chriftian , as far as it properly , and decently ...
... themselves , if they be in error ; or if they be in the right , to restore those to the truth who are in the wrong . This , I fay , is not only the right , but the duty of every private chriftian , as far as it properly , and decently ...
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... themselves , and of direc- ting their own actions . And thus the God and Father of our Lord Jefus Christ , has naturally an authority over all his creatures ; and this authority he is invested with , from that natural relation he ftands ...
... themselves , and of direc- ting their own actions . And thus the God and Father of our Lord Jefus Christ , has naturally an authority over all his creatures ; and this authority he is invested with , from that natural relation he ftands ...
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... themselves , they being liable to be partial in their own favour ; yet the cafe is otherwise , when they become evidences against themselves , then their teftimony is admitted , allowing them to have the exer- cife of their reason : and ...
... themselves , they being liable to be partial in their own favour ; yet the cafe is otherwise , when they become evidences against themselves , then their teftimony is admitted , allowing them to have the exer- cife of their reason : and ...
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... themselves obliged to follow , and especially as they themfelves were partakers of his graces . For ye know the grace of our Lord Jefus Chrift , that tho he was rich , yet for your fakes he became poor , that ye , through his poverty ...
... themselves obliged to follow , and especially as they themfelves were partakers of his graces . For ye know the grace of our Lord Jefus Chrift , that tho he was rich , yet for your fakes he became poor , that ye , through his poverty ...
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... and Socinus , and their followers , agree in this , viz . that the fufferer , in the perfon of Chrift , was but a meer man . É 2 The The prefent Orthodox ( as they efteem themselves ) hold The Supremacy of the Father afferted . 27.
... and Socinus , and their followers , agree in this , viz . that the fufferer , in the perfon of Chrift , was but a meer man . É 2 The The prefent Orthodox ( as they efteem themselves ) hold The Supremacy of the Father afferted . 27.
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