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Neither did the Greeks the Holy Ghost ( for it cannot be ima- only place this line in
the margin of gined either that God should not be their translations , but when
they deknown to Abrahạm by the name Ado- scribed the Hebrew text in Greek
nai ...
Neither did the Greeks the Holy Ghost ( for it cannot be ima- only place this line in
the margin of gined either that God should not be their translations , but when
they deknown to Abrahạm by the name Ado- scribed the Hebrew text in Greek
nai ...
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... the Holy Ghost intended any such to a proper name , but only that liben- article
- distinction . ' Nay , it is most tius subtrahitur , it is rather omitted evident that the
sacred penmen inthan affixed : which yet is far from a tended no such distinction
...
... the Holy Ghost intended any such to a proper name , but only that liben- article
- distinction . ' Nay , it is most tius subtrahitur , it is rather omitted evident that the
sacred penmen inthan affixed : which yet is far from a tended no such distinction
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If there were no other argument but this , that we are assured by the Christian
faith , that there is a Holy Ghost existing ; and we cannot be assured , either by
reason or faith , that there is a quality really and essentially distinguished from all
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If there were no other argument but this , that we are assured by the Christian
faith , that there is a Holy Ghost existing ; and we cannot be assured , either by
reason or faith , that there is a quality really and essentially distinguished from all
...
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I Toat person which - 1 + God the Father is a person , and doth perforın those
personal actions , attributed to the Holy Ghost , by that virtue , power , and
efficacy in himself , which is the Holy Ghost . As when we read “ the Spirit said
unto Peter ...
I Toat person which - 1 + God the Father is a person , and doth perforın those
personal actions , attributed to the Holy Ghost , by that virtue , power , and
efficacy in himself , which is the Holy Ghost . As when we read “ the Spirit said
unto Peter ...
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Again , the same Scriptures do clearly manifest the same Spirit to be God , and
term him plainly and expressly so . For when Peter said , “ Ananias , why hath
Satan filled thine heart to lie to the Holy Ghost ? ” ( Acts v . 3. ) he repeateth the
same ...
Again , the same Scriptures do clearly manifest the same Spirit to be God , and
term him plainly and expressly so . For when Peter said , “ Ananias , why hath
Satan filled thine heart to lie to the Holy Ghost ? ” ( Acts v . 3. ) he repeateth the
same ...
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| Titel | An Exposition of the Creed: A New and Improved Ed., to which for the First Time is Added an Appendix Containing the Principal Greek and Latin Creeds |
| Autor/in | John Pearson |
| Verlag | R. Priestley, 1824 |
| Original von | University of California |
| Digitalisiert | 20. Juli 2010 |
| Länge | 660 Seiten |
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