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THE CONCEPTION OF THE HOLY SPIRIT We may go on to consider Milton's views regarding “ De Spiritu Sancto , ” before noting how far he has departed from Calvin in connection with the trinity . Milton appears to consider “ Holy Spirit ” as ...
THE CONCEPTION OF THE HOLY SPIRIT We may go on to consider Milton's views regarding “ De Spiritu Sancto , ” before noting how far he has departed from Calvin in connection with the trinity . Milton appears to consider “ Holy Spirit ” as ...
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a breathed the Holy Ghost upon his followers ; the Holy Ghost is a witness of the Father as we are , and has been given ... Hence Milton concludes that He is called the Spirit of the Father , the Spirit of God , and even the Spirit of ...
a breathed the Holy Ghost upon his followers ; the Holy Ghost is a witness of the Father as we are , and has been given ... Hence Milton concludes that He is called the Spirit of the Father , the Spirit of God , and even the Spirit of ...
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An answer is partly given by the first six lines , clearly addressed to a person according to Milton's definition , " 41 invoking the Holy Spirit . Yet in the De Doctrina , Milton had declared that since the Holy Spirit was not God ...
An answer is partly given by the first six lines , clearly addressed to a person according to Milton's definition , " 41 invoking the Holy Spirit . Yet in the De Doctrina , Milton had declared that since the Holy Spirit was not God ...
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Contents
THE PATTERN OF CALVINISM | 1 |
Centre Beginnings in England The Genevan Bible | 33 |
MILTONS CONVERGENCE INTO THE PATTERN | 71 |
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