The Works of the Late Reverend Mr. Robert Riccaltoun, Minister of the Gospel at Hobkirk, Volume 1A. Murray & J. Cochran, 1771 |
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... grace and love to man in Jefus Chrift , who is the foundation and furety of the promise . This fecurity is recommended , as a good ground of confidence , by the Spirit and power of God , and all the fullness of life being lodged in his ...
... grace and love to man in Jefus Chrift , who is the foundation and furety of the promise . This fecurity is recommended , as a good ground of confidence , by the Spirit and power of God , and all the fullness of life being lodged in his ...
Page 193
... grace of their creator , and in an absolute refignation to his authority and will ; yet in a tract of time they came fool- ishly to neglect and forfake him ; which gave occafion to a fenfible demonstration , that he was indeed the ...
... grace of their creator , and in an absolute refignation to his authority and will ; yet in a tract of time they came fool- ishly to neglect and forfake him ; which gave occafion to a fenfible demonstration , that he was indeed the ...
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... grace ; and he has a perfect right to call them to an account for the improvement . Hence the fundamental law of nature , No creature VOL . I. C c can * can fubfift but by the mere grace and good pleasure and the state of the CREATURE .
... grace ; and he has a perfect right to call them to an account for the improvement . Hence the fundamental law of nature , No creature VOL . I. C c can * can fubfift but by the mere grace and good pleasure and the state of the CREATURE .
Page 202
Robert Riccaltoun. can fubfift but by the mere grace and good pleasure of the creator : none of them have , or can ever acquire , any right to plead upon , unless he is pleafed to give it by a free fovereign act of grace . And being thus ...
Robert Riccaltoun. can fubfift but by the mere grace and good pleasure of the creator : none of them have , or can ever acquire , any right to plead upon , unless he is pleafed to give it by a free fovereign act of grace . And being thus ...
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... grace , and the free unmerit- ed exertion of divine power for fupporting it in that condition . Greater advantages cannot be imagined than our first parents enjoyed ; nor eafier terms propofed , than , in the midst of an infinite ...
... grace , and the free unmerit- ed exertion of divine power for fupporting it in that condition . Greater advantages cannot be imagined than our first parents enjoyed ; nor eafier terms propofed , than , in the midst of an infinite ...
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