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Page 19
... given exceeding great and precious promises , and are made partaker's of the divine nature . Nothing is more untrue , than that God draws all men with the cords of love ; for as none can come to Chrift , and believe in him , but whom ...
... given exceeding great and precious promises , and are made partaker's of the divine nature . Nothing is more untrue , than that God draws all men with the cords of love ; for as none can come to Chrift , and believe in him , but whom ...
Page 20
... improve the talents he has given them , or hide them in a napkin ? " Now , not to take any notice y Whitby , p . 30 , Edit . a . 29 . J of the impertinency of what is fubmitted to confideration ; 1 of 10 The Cause of God and Truth .
... improve the talents he has given them , or hide them in a napkin ? " Now , not to take any notice y Whitby , p . 30 , Edit . a . 29 . J of the impertinency of what is fubmitted to confideration ; 1 of 10 The Cause of God and Truth .
Page 29
... remain , fuppofing no act of preterition , where the grace of God is not given . h Chap . xviii . 30 , 31 , 32 . No . xx . p . 113 , 114 . 4. The decree of Reprobation is thought to be inconfiftent 4. The The Caufe of God and Truth . 29.
... remain , fuppofing no act of preterition , where the grace of God is not given . h Chap . xviii . 30 , 31 , 32 . No . xx . p . 113 , 114 . 4. The decree of Reprobation is thought to be inconfiftent 4. The The Caufe of God and Truth . 29.
Page 45
... given to all men fufficient means of grace , and has put them all into a capa- city of obtaining the bleffings of grace and glory . 2. This 2. This argument proceeds upon God's will of command , The Caufe of God and Truth . 45.
... given to all men fufficient means of grace , and has put them all into a capa- city of obtaining the bleffings of grace and glory . 2. This 2. This argument proceeds upon God's will of command , The Caufe of God and Truth . 45.
Page 51
... given not to all men , but to Chriftians ; and admit- ting it refpects all Chriftians , for though all that bear that name are not really and truly fo ; yet inasmuch as they are , and whilft they are under a profeffion , in a judgment ...
... given not to all men , but to Chriftians ; and admit- ting it refpects all Chriftians , for though all that bear that name are not really and truly fo ; yet inasmuch as they are , and whilft they are under a profeffion , in a judgment ...
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abfolute actions affert againſt alfo anfwer argument arife Arminians becauſe Befides believe in Chrift bleffings cafe caufe cauſe Chrift died Chriftians confider'd confiftent converfion covenant cree death of Chrift decree of Reprobation defigned defire deftruction deny divine doctrine doth elect enim eternal everlaſting evil faid faith falvation fame fate faved favour fcheme fcripture feems felf felves fenfe ferve fhall fhew fhould fince fincerity fome fons fouls fpiritual ftate fuch fufficient funt fuppofe fure give glory God's gofpel goodneſs grace of God hath heathens himſelf holy impoffible Jefus Jews juftice lefs liberty light of nature Lord man's means of grace mercy moſt muft muſt neceffary neceffity obedience obey obferved Pelagians perfeverance perfons pleaſure poffible preterition promife puniſhment purpoſe reafon Redemption refpect repentance reply revelation ſay ſhall ſtate Stoicks thefe themſelves theſe things thofe thoſe tion tural unto uſe vouchfafed Whitby wifdom