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In the year 1735, the First Part of this work was published, in which are considered the several passages of Scripture made use of by Dr. Whitby and others in favour of the Universal Scheme, and against the Calvinistical Scheme, ...
... when I have spared him an hundred and twenty years more." This sense of the words much obtains among learned men. § And if either of these senses be received, the reasonings of the Arminians from these words, in favour of any branch ...
The space of one hundred and twenty years allowed the old world for repentance was indeed a favour, and indulgence of divine Providence, a time of God's long-suffering and forbearance ; but it does not follow, that because they had such ...
This is the sum of the proof offered in favour of this notion, by a celebrated writer, which how pertinent it is, must be left to the consideration of others. III. What reason there is to conclude that the state of man in this ...
by the patrons of* free-will, in favour of it, and its power, to do that which is spiritually good. I shall briefly consider this so-much- controverted subject, by considering the fol- lowingthings : I. What free-will is, or what is the ...
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The Cause of God and Truth: In Four Parts with a Vindication of Part IV John Gill Limited preview - 2001 |