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This idea of Divine illumination had a special appeal to Milton after his blindness , and we find him returning to it again . Milton says in this work also , as we have observed elsewhere , that he had endeavored from youth , above all ...
This idea of Divine illumination had a special appeal to Milton after his blindness , and we find him returning to it again . Milton says in this work also , as we have observed elsewhere , that he had endeavored from youth , above all ...
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God created , generated , or produced the Son before all things , endued with the divine nature , as in the fulness of time He miraculously begat Him in His human nature of the Virgin Mary . In addition , God imparted to the Son as much ...
God created , generated , or produced the Son before all things , endued with the divine nature , as in the fulness of time He miraculously begat Him in His human nature of the Virgin Mary . In addition , God imparted to the Son as much ...
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The Father has given the Son all things , even His very being and life , or to be wherever he is , hence , the Son has the divine attribute of Omnipresence . That is to say , the Son's spirit and mind are omnipresent , not his body ...
The Father has given the Son all things , even His very being and life , or to be wherever he is , hence , the Son has the divine attribute of Omnipresence . That is to say , the Son's spirit and mind are omnipresent , not his body ...
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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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