The Errors of Hopkinsianism Detected and Refuted: In Six Letters to the Rev. S. Williston ...author, 1815 - 324 pages |
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... things must be said offensive to some who are justly esteemed on many accounts . all - important truths of God , however , are of vastly more importance than the feelings of any num- ber of individuals , and they must be defended ...
... things must be said offensive to some who are justly esteemed on many accounts . all - important truths of God , however , are of vastly more importance than the feelings of any num- ber of individuals , and they must be defended ...
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... things . Speculative knowledge alone only puffeth up the soul with self - conceit ; while charity , love , edifieth . O that both writer and reader may so improve the day of our merci- ful visitation , that we may at last inherit eter ...
... things . Speculative knowledge alone only puffeth up the soul with self - conceit ; while charity , love , edifieth . O that both writer and reader may so improve the day of our merci- ful visitation , that we may at last inherit eter ...
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... thing new upon subjects which have been so ably investi- gated . * It is possible , however , for these remarks * Considering , however , that Hopkinsianism is of compari- tively recent date , and that in several instances it differs ...
... thing new upon subjects which have been so ably investi- gated . * It is possible , however , for these remarks * Considering , however , that Hopkinsianism is of compari- tively recent date , and that in several instances it differs ...
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... thing which is brought to pass ; " where- as the text says nothing about " bringing every thing to pass which is brought to pass . " It sim- ply states , that he worketh all things after the coun- sel of his own will . The question to ...
... thing which is brought to pass ; " where- as the text says nothing about " bringing every thing to pass which is brought to pass . " It sim- ply states , that he worketh all things after the coun- sel of his own will . The question to ...
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... thing which is brought to pass ; " and therefore whatever name is attached to what comes to pass , whether cause or ... things , ( and you know they are very many ) and shew the inspired writers were mista- ken . If you ascribe them to ...
... thing which is brought to pass ; " and therefore whatever name is attached to what comes to pass , whether cause or ... things , ( and you know they are very many ) and shew the inspired writers were mista- ken . If you ascribe them to ...
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absurd according Adamic law Almighty apostacy Apostle Paul argument assert atonement believe Bible blessings brought to pass called cause Christ Jesus christian church command condemnation conduct consequence contend contradict counsel determined divine grace doctrine election to eternal error Esau everlasting evil faith Father flesh foreordained foreordination foundation Gentiles glory God's gospel hath heart heaven holy honour Hopkinsian Israelites Jesus Christ Jews Judas justice justified light live Lord Jesus manifest mankind means ment mercy mind moral nature ness never pardon passage perfect person Pharaoh Pontius Pilate preach predestination prescience principle promise prove reason received regeneration repent reprobation respecting righteousness saith salvation Satan saved scripture sense sentiment set God shew sinner sins soul Spirit suppose things thou tion totally depraved trine true truth unconditional election unholy unto verse vessels of wrath wicked wickedness Williston wisdom word