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Thirdly , the belief of God's absolute dominion is yet farther necessary to make us
truly and sufficiently sensible of the ... For whether we take this word in
composition , * as signifying the All - sufficient ; whosoever is able to suppeditate
all things ...
Thirdly , the belief of God's absolute dominion is yet farther necessary to make us
truly and sufficiently sensible of the ... For whether we take this word in
composition , * as signifying the All - sufficient ; whosoever is able to suppeditate
all things ...
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But this very CREED was always thought to be a sufficient confutation of that fond
opinion , * in that the incarnation is not subjoined to the first , but to the second ,
Article ; we do not say , I believe in God the Father Almighty , which was ...
But this very CREED was always thought to be a sufficient confutation of that fond
opinion , * in that the incarnation is not subjoined to the first , but to the second ,
Article ; we do not say , I believe in God the Father Almighty , which was ...
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It is sufficiently then demonstrated by the prophet , that the suffering person whom
he describes was to be the Christ , in that ... ο Ιουδαίος , ταύτα πεπροφητεύmight
seem a sufficient acknowledg- σθαι ώς περί ενός του όλου και γινομένου ment .
It is sufficiently then demonstrated by the prophet , that the suffering person whom
he describes was to be the Christ , in that ... ο Ιουδαίος , ταύτα πεπροφητεύmight
seem a sufficient acknowledg- σθαι ώς περί ενός του όλου και γινομένου ment .
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First , I cannot see how the Scriptures mentioned are sufficient to found any such
conclusion of themselves . Secondly , I cannot understand how they can embrace
this as the interpretation of the fathers , who believe not that any of the souls of ...
First , I cannot see how the Scriptures mentioned are sufficient to found any such
conclusion of themselves . Secondly , I cannot understand how they can embrace
this as the interpretation of the fathers , who believe not that any of the souls of ...
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But yet , beside the consideration of the internal power of conscience in
ourselves , beside the intuition of that essential attribute , the justice of God (
which are sufficient arguments to move all men ) , we have yet a more near and
enforcing ...
But yet , beside the consideration of the internal power of conscience in
ourselves , beside the intuition of that essential attribute , the justice of God (
which are sufficient arguments to move all men ) , we have yet a more near and
enforcing ...
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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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