The Works of the Reverend John Fletcher, Late Vicar of Madeley, 1. köideLane & Scott, 1849 |
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... rewarded , according to our works , yea , because of our works . How does this differ from , for the sake of our works ? And how differs this from secundum merita operum , " as our works deserve ? ' Can you split this hair ? I doubt , I ...
... rewarded , according to our works , yea , because of our works . How does this differ from , for the sake of our works ? And how differs this from secundum merita operum , " as our works deserve ? ' Can you split this hair ? I doubt , I ...
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... rewards ; and nothing more capricious than to inflict the one or bestow the other upon us if we were not moral agents . He is therefore persuaded , the most complete system of divinity is that in which neither of those two axioms is ...
... rewards ; and nothing more capricious than to inflict the one or bestow the other upon us if we were not moral agents . He is therefore persuaded , the most complete system of divinity is that in which neither of those two axioms is ...
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... reward- ing no works , and accepting of none , but so far as they proceed from his preventing , convincing , and converting grace , through the Beloved ; the blood and righteousness of Christ being the sole meritorious cause of our ...
... reward- ing no works , and accepting of none , but so far as they proceed from his preventing , convincing , and converting grace , through the Beloved ; the blood and righteousness of Christ being the sole meritorious cause of our ...
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... rewarded in heaven , and are even often rewarded on earth , because of their works , and according to their works , which , he apprehends , does not so widely differ from secundum merita operum , as Protestants in the heat of their ...
... rewarded in heaven , and are even often rewarded on earth , because of their works , and according to their works , which , he apprehends , does not so widely differ from secundum merita operum , as Protestants in the heat of their ...
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... reward in the most glorious manner ? If not , why are they going to enter a protest against Mr. Wesley because he is " not ashamed of Christ and his words before an evil and adulterous generation , " and will not " keep back " from his ...
... reward in the most glorious manner ? If not , why are they going to enter a protest against Mr. Wesley because he is " not ashamed of Christ and his words before an evil and adulterous generation , " and will not " keep back " from his ...
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