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The very prophets and apostles , who were divinely inspired to reveal the method
of human redemption , neither did nor could fully comprehend it ; although their
lips , directed unerringly by the Spirit of wisdom , announced the doctrines of ...
The very prophets and apostles , who were divinely inspired to reveal the method
of human redemption , neither did nor could fully comprehend it ; although their
lips , directed unerringly by the Spirit of wisdom , announced the doctrines of ...
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... to fathom this profound : although nearly six thousand years have elapsed
since these higher orders of being commenced their research into the wonders of
redemption , yet upon each new contemplation they are constrained to exclaim
with ...
... to fathom this profound : although nearly six thousand years have elapsed
since these higher orders of being commenced their research into the wonders of
redemption , yet upon each new contemplation they are constrained to exclaim
with ...
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... it is peculiar to revelation to teach the manner of his existence ; that in Jehovah
there are three Persons , all distinct from each other , and yet essentially and
indivisibly one ; each sustaining his peculiar office both in creation and
redemption ...
... it is peculiar to revelation to teach the manner of his existence ; that in Jehovah
there are three Persons , all distinct from each other , and yet essentially and
indivisibly one ; each sustaining his peculiar office both in creation and
redemption ...
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Redemption may be compared to a theatre , on which we behold each Divine
Person assuming a distinct , particular office , and acting a distinct , particular part
. The Father is introduced as proposing the recovery of man ; devising a scheme
...
Redemption may be compared to a theatre , on which we behold each Divine
Person assuming a distinct , particular office , and acting a distinct , particular part
. The Father is introduced as proposing the recovery of man ; devising a scheme
...
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The advent of - the Messiah into our world , and our redemption through his cross
, are so interwoven with every page of revelation that to overlook them would be
virtually to shun declaring the whole counsel of God . All the divine decrees ...
The advent of - the Messiah into our world , and our redemption through his cross
, are so interwoven with every page of revelation that to overlook them would be
virtually to shun declaring the whole counsel of God . All the divine decrees ...
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| Title | A Series of Discourses on the Leading Doctrines and Duties of Christianity, Volume 2 A Series of Discourses on the Leading Doctrines and Duties of Christianity, Alexander Proudfit |
| Author | Alexander Proudfit |
| Edition | 3 |
| Publisher | Dodd, Rumsey and Stevenson, 1815 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 22 Mar 2008 |
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