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And this I conceive the true nature of divine faith in general . Now being the
credibility of all which we believe is founded upon the testimony of God , we can
never be sufficiently instructed in the notion of faith , till we first understand how
this ...
And this I conceive the true nature of divine faith in general . Now being the
credibility of all which we believe is founded upon the testimony of God , we can
never be sufficiently instructed in the notion of faith , till we first understand how
this ...
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from heaven , and immediately consumed the sacrifice ; the divine presence or
habitation with them , represented by a visible appearance , or given , as it were ,
to the king and highpriest by anointing with the oil of unction ; and , lastly , the ...
from heaven , and immediately consumed the sacrifice ; the divine presence or
habitation with them , represented by a visible appearance , or given , as it were ,
to the king and highpriest by anointing with the oil of unction ; and , lastly , the ...
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Thirdly , We will shew that the divine essence which he had , he received as
communicated to him by the Father . Fourthly , We will declare this
communication of the divine nature , to be a proper generation , by which he
which communicateth ...
Thirdly , We will shew that the divine essence which he had , he received as
communicated to him by the Father . Fourthly , We will declare this
communication of the divine nature , to be a proper generation , by which he
which communicateth ...
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eternal and indivisible divine essence , by which he always was truly , really , and
properly God . But all these are certainly true of him in whom we believe , Jesus
Christ , as hath been proved by clear testimonies of the sacred Scriptures .
eternal and indivisible divine essence , by which he always was truly , really , and
properly God . But all these are certainly true of him in whom we believe , Jesus
Christ , as hath been proved by clear testimonies of the sacred Scriptures .
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Nor is this the only notation of the name or title Lord taken in a sense divine ,
above the expression of all mere human condly : ' Propriis nominibus articulus 7.
2 Cor . v . 11. Eph . v . 17. 19. Col. libentius subtrahitur , licet eum etiam iii . 16. 20
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Nor is this the only notation of the name or title Lord taken in a sense divine ,
above the expression of all mere human condly : ' Propriis nominibus articulus 7.
2 Cor . v . 11. Eph . v . 17. 19. Col. libentius subtrahitur , licet eum etiam iii . 16. 20
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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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