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Page vii
... to bim the Scripture - view of Divine Agency , apart from all extraneous subjects
; - - that it coincides with the constitution of man , is borne out by analogy , and ,
like all other operations of the Deity , is inseparably connected with means .
... to bim the Scripture - view of Divine Agency , apart from all extraneous subjects
; - - that it coincides with the constitution of man , is borne out by analogy , and ,
like all other operations of the Deity , is inseparably connected with means .
Page 105
The judgment of all ages has therefore coincided in pronouncing it to be “ an
outward and visible sign of an inward and spiritual grace , given unto us ,
ordained by Christ himself , as a means whereby , we receive the same , and a
pledge to ...
The judgment of all ages has therefore coincided in pronouncing it to be “ an
outward and visible sign of an inward and spiritual grace , given unto us ,
ordained by Christ himself , as a means whereby , we receive the same , and a
pledge to ...
Page 130
Are any means necessary ? What are those means ? Nature is silent . The
probability of the soul ' s immortality seemed so great , that it was maintained ,
though with much dubiety , by most of the ancient philosophers , but whether
there shall ...
Are any means necessary ? What are those means ? Nature is silent . The
probability of the soul ' s immortality seemed so great , that it was maintained ,
though with much dubiety , by most of the ancient philosophers , but whether
there shall ...
Page 141
The means and the end are inseparably connected . “ The perfect propriety of
using means upon all occasions appears from this single reflection , that they are
absolutely necessary for procuring the ends ; — the most cogent argument that ...
The means and the end are inseparably connected . “ The perfect propriety of
using means upon all occasions appears from this single reflection , that they are
absolutely necessary for procuring the ends ; — the most cogent argument that ...
Page 173
Whence I infer , that man will not , at the last day , be condemned because he
had not atoned for his sins , and had not renewed his own mind , but because he
had neglected the means , or , which is in effect the same thing , had neither ...
Whence I infer , that man will not , at the last day , be condemned because he
had not atoned for his sins , and had not renewed his own mind , but because he
had neglected the means , or , which is in effect the same thing , had neither ...
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| Title | On the nature of divine agency in reference to the inspiration of the Scriptures [&c.]. |
| Author | Stephen Davies |
| Published | 1836 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 29 Jun 2006 |
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