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Page 266
It was manifestly agreeable to God ' s design to constitute things so under the Old
Testament , that the means of grace and spiritual privileges and blessings should
be , though not wholly , yet in a great measure confined to a particular family ...
It was manifestly agreeable to God ' s design to constitute things so under the Old
Testament , that the means of grace and spiritual privileges and blessings should
be , though not wholly , yet in a great measure confined to a particular family ...
Page 360
I know the word experience is used by many in a sort of peculiar sense , for the
particular order and method of what passes within the mind and heart in
conversion . And in this sense , Mr . Williams knows I disclaim the notion of
making ...
I know the word experience is used by many in a sort of peculiar sense , for the
particular order and method of what passes within the mind and heart in
conversion . And in this sense , Mr . Williams knows I disclaim the notion of
making ...
Page 385
Or if a man should use a general term , comprehending various particular sorts ,
without at all distinguishing or pointing forth any one particular sort , he thereby
professes no one particular sort . Thus if a man professes that he has metal in his
...
Or if a man should use a general term , comprehending various particular sorts ,
without at all distinguishing or pointing forth any one particular sort , he thereby
professes no one particular sort . Thus if a man professes that he has metal in his
...
Page 445
What Mr . Hudson speaks of , is not an explicit owning the cove enant of grace or
baptismal covenant ; but a particular church covenant , by which a particular
society binds themselves explicitly , one to another , jointly to carry on the public ...
What Mr . Hudson speaks of , is not an explicit owning the cove enant of grace or
baptismal covenant ; but a particular church covenant , by which a particular
society binds themselves explicitly , one to another , jointly to carry on the public ...
Page 462
It is not all weak arguing , but one particular way of weak arguing , that is called
begging the question . 3 . Nor is it the same thing as missing the true question ,
and bringing an argument that is impertinent , or beside the question . But the
thing ...
It is not all weak arguing , but one particular way of weak arguing , that is called
begging the question . 3 . Nor is it the same thing as missing the true question ,
and bringing an argument that is impertinent , or beside the question . But the
thing ...
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| Title | The Works of President Edwards ... American culture series, Reel 495.6-496.1 Issue 14925 of Early American imprints Volume 1 of The Works of President Edwards, Jonathan Edwards |
| Author | Jonathan Edwards |
| Editor | Samuel Austin |
| Publisher | Isaac Sturtevant, Printer, 1808 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 15 May 2008 |
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