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... requisite qualifications to salvation , will fully vindicate the sense of our divines
. Thus in the 7th and 8th chapters of Romans , where these terms flesh and spirit (
oups and envue ) are abundantly repeated , and set in opposition , as here .
... requisite qualifications to salvation , will fully vindicate the sense of our divines
. Thus in the 7th and 8th chapters of Romans , where these terms flesh and spirit (
oups and envue ) are abundantly repeated , and set in opposition , as here .
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9 , “ Ye are not in the flesh , but in the spirit ; " the aposule cannot mean , “ Ye are
not in the human nature , as constie cuted of body and soul , and with the powers
of a man . " It is most manifest , that by the flesh here , the apostle means some ...
9 , “ Ye are not in the flesh , but in the spirit ; " the aposule cannot mean , “ Ye are
not in the human nature , as constie cuted of body and soul , and with the powers
of a man . " It is most manifest , that by the flesh here , the apostle means some ...
Page 318
Dr . Taylor interprets this mind of the flesh , and mind of the spirit , as though the
flesh and the spirit were here spoken of as the different objects , about which the
mind spoken of is conversant . Which is plainly beside the apostle ' s sense ; who
...
Dr . Taylor interprets this mind of the flesh , and mind of the spirit , as though the
flesh and the spirit were here spoken of as the different objects , about which the
mind spoken of is conversant . Which is plainly beside the apostle ' s sense ; who
...
Page 319
Flesh and spirit are opposed to one another in Gal . v . in the same manner as in
the 8th of Romans : And there , by flesh cannot be meant only the human nature
of body and soul , or the mere constitution and powers of a man , as in its natural
...
Flesh and spirit are opposed to one another in Gal . v . in the same manner as in
the 8th of Romans : And there , by flesh cannot be meant only the human nature
of body and soul , or the mere constitution and powers of a man , as in its natural
...
Page 321
The word flesh is often used in both Old Testament and New , to signify mankind
in their present state . To enumerate all the places , would be very tedious ; I shall
therefore only mention a few places in the New Testament . Matth . xxiv . 22 .
The word flesh is often used in both Old Testament and New , to signify mankind
in their present state . To enumerate all the places , would be very tedious ; I shall
therefore only mention a few places in the New Testament . Matth . xxiv . 22 .
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| Title | The Works of President Edwards ..., Volume 6 American culture series, Reel 495.6-496.1 Issue 14925 of Early American imprints The Works of President Edwards, Jonathan Edwards |
| Author | Jonathan Edwards |
| Editor | Samuel Austin |
| Publisher | Isaac Sturtevant, Printer, 1809 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 15 May 2008 |
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