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SERMON II . The universal apostacy of mankind confirmed . ROMANS мя . 23 —
For all have sinned . SERMON III . All become guilty by the transgression of
Adam as their federal head . ROMANS v . 12 - By one man sin entered into the
world .
SERMON II . The universal apostacy of mankind confirmed . ROMANS мя . 23 —
For all have sinned . SERMON III . All become guilty by the transgression of
Adam as their federal head . ROMANS v . 12 - By one man sin entered into the
world .
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T ' he contrivance and the execution of a plan , by which transgression is
punished , and yet the transgressor pardoned ; the majesty of the Sovereign
vindicated , and yet the rebel admitted to his favor and friendship ; sin exposed in
all its ...
T ' he contrivance and the execution of a plan , by which transgression is
punished , and yet the transgressor pardoned ; the majesty of the Sovereign
vindicated , and yet the rebel admitted to his favor and friendship ; sin exposed in
all its ...
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... and our nature promoted to greater dignity and joy than if sin had not entered ' ;
he then solemnly ordains his own Son as Mediator , imputes to him the
transgressions of his people , consecrates him Lord of the new creation , and
promises ...
... and our nature promoted to greater dignity and joy than if sin had not entered ' ;
he then solemnly ordains his own Son as Mediator , imputes to him the
transgressions of his people , consecrates him Lord of the new creation , and
promises ...
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The very mode by which transgression entered the world is unaccountable to us .
We cannot conceive how Adam , who had perfect knowledge in his
understanding and integrity in his heart , could yield to the temptation ; how a
rational being ...
The very mode by which transgression entered the world is unaccountable to us .
We cannot conceive how Adam , who had perfect knowledge in his
understanding and integrity in his heart , could yield to the temptation ; how a
rational being ...
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Sin is defined in our shorter catechism , to eonsist in “ any want of conformity unto
, or transgression of the law of God . ” Such also is the definition given by an
inspired evangelist , “ whosoever committeth sin , transgresseth the law , for sin is
a ...
Sin is defined in our shorter catechism , to eonsist in “ any want of conformity unto
, or transgression of the law of God . ” Such also is the definition given by an
inspired evangelist , “ whosoever committeth sin , transgresseth the law , for sin is
a ...
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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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