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Page 47
It is to the same grace which gave the Saviour to die for sinners , that we are
indebted for being brought to a saving knowledge of him . By the grace of God we
are what we are . works of righteousness , which we have done , but according to
...
It is to the same grace which gave the Saviour to die for sinners , that we are
indebted for being brought to a saving knowledge of him . By the grace of God we
are what we are . works of righteousness , which we have done , but according to
...
Page 75
1 . comprehending a genuine sorrow for sin as committed against God , a hearty
forsaking of it , and an acceptance of God's mercy as revealed in Jesus Christ ,
then it is obvious that it must spring from the influences of divine grace .
1 . comprehending a genuine sorrow for sin as committed against God , a hearty
forsaking of it , and an acceptance of God's mercy as revealed in Jesus Christ ,
then it is obvious that it must spring from the influences of divine grace .
Page 76
titles here given to the Holy Ghost -- the Spirit of grace and supplications ; that is ,
the Spirit by whose influence grace is implanted in the mind , and supplications
are addressed to the throne of mercy . It is usual in the Sacred Scriptures to ...
titles here given to the Holy Ghost -- the Spirit of grace and supplications ; that is ,
the Spirit by whose influence grace is implanted in the mind , and supplications
are addressed to the throne of mercy . It is usual in the Sacred Scriptures to ...
Page 78
The Holy Ghost as a Spirit of grace and of supplications produces a return to God
and a thorough conversion of heart and life . By the Spirit of grace God prevents
the sinner : by the Spirit of supplications he disposes him to pray for salvation .
The Holy Ghost as a Spirit of grace and of supplications produces a return to God
and a thorough conversion of heart and life . By the Spirit of grace God prevents
the sinner : by the Spirit of supplications he disposes him to pray for salvation .
Page 134
This expression might perhaps , without violence to its meaning , be understood
of the gift of forgiveness ; but the more obvious and natural interpretation appears
to be , that God would by his grace overcome the power and dominion of ...
This expression might perhaps , without violence to its meaning , be understood
of the gift of forgiveness ; but the more obvious and natural interpretation appears
to be , that God would by his grace overcome the power and dominion of ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Sermons |
| Author | Daniel Wilson |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | George Wilson, 1818 |
| Original from | Princeton University |
| Digitized | 17 mär. 2008 |
| Length | 549 pages |
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