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not have justified an Apoftle , or an Angel from heaven , in making such additions
to the Christian religion , and the imposing any thing as necessary to falvation ,
which is not so declared by the gospel of Christ . And all that they have to fay for ...
not have justified an Apoftle , or an Angel from heaven , in making such additions
to the Christian religion , and the imposing any thing as necessary to falvation ,
which is not so declared by the gospel of Christ . And all that they have to fay for ...
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In a word , when we say the fcriptures are plain to all capacities , in all things
necessary , we mean , that any man of ordinary capacity , by his own diligence
and care , in conjunction with the helps and advantages which God hath
appointed ...
In a word , when we say the fcriptures are plain to all capacities , in all things
necessary , we mean , that any man of ordinary capacity , by his own diligence
and care , in conjunction with the helps and advantages which God hath
appointed ...
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... comes from beneath , and is like the fire of hell , which is heat without light .
3dly , and lastly , Nor can men truly be said to suffer for the cause of God and
religion , when they suffer for the open profession and defence of truths not
necessary .
... comes from beneath , and is like the fire of hell , which is heat without light .
3dly , and lastly , Nor can men truly be said to suffer for the cause of God and
religion , when they suffer for the open profession and defence of truths not
necessary .
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An unregenerate man is not necessarily as bad as is possible , no more than it is
necessary to a rege . nerate state , that a man be perfectly good ; so that it is a
great mistake to argue the common condition of all mankind , from the
defcriptions ...
An unregenerate man is not necessarily as bad as is possible , no more than it is
necessary to a rege . nerate state , that a man be perfectly good ; so that it is a
great mistake to argue the common condition of all mankind , from the
defcriptions ...
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But where is the help , when the grace absolutely necessary to repentance is
denied ? And how is their destruction of theinselves , if it is unavoid . able , let
them do what they can ? Isa.v. 3. 4. God appeals to his people Israel , that
nothing was ...
But where is the help , when the grace absolutely necessary to repentance is
denied ? And how is their destruction of theinselves , if it is unavoid . able , let
them do what they can ? Isa.v. 3. 4. God appeals to his people Israel , that
nothing was ...
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| Title | “The” Works of the Most Reverend Dr. John Tillotson ... Volume 5 of “The” Works of the Most Reverend Dr. John Tillotson, John Tillotson |
| Author | John Tillotson |
| Publisher | W. Ruddiman, 1772 |
| Original from | National Library of Israel |
| Digitized | 5 Sep 2019 |
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