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Such is the doctrine of revelation respecting the Trinity of persons in the Godhead
; and to conceal this truth would be to throw a veil over the glories of redemption ;
to deny the essential existence of either , or his immediate agency in our ...
Such is the doctrine of revelation respecting the Trinity of persons in the Godhead
; and to conceal this truth would be to throw a veil over the glories of redemption ;
to deny the essential existence of either , or his immediate agency in our ...
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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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This passage suggests practical instruction , equally interesting to those who
minister , and to those who receive the word of salvation . 1 . It may be inferred ,
that in divine revelation there are many doctrines mysterious in their nature .
Jehovah ...
This passage suggests practical instruction , equally interesting to those who
minister , and to those who receive the word of salvation . 1 . It may be inferred ,
that in divine revelation there are many doctrines mysterious in their nature .
Jehovah ...
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Such is the acknowledgement of prophets and apostles ; and therefore if every
part of divine revelation appeared perfectly plain , obvious to the understanding
at first view , the bible would be inconsistent with itself ; it could no longer be ...
Such is the acknowledgement of prophets and apostles ; and therefore if every
part of divine revelation appeared perfectly plain , obvious to the understanding
at first view , the bible would be inconsistent with itself ; it could no longer be ...
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... our thirst ; and in vain are these mysteries of revelation indiscriminately
announced , unless indiscriminately embraced , All scripture is given by
inspiration of God , and should therefore be fully believed , and thankfully
improved by us .
... our thirst ; and in vain are these mysteries of revelation indiscriminately
announced , unless indiscriminately embraced , All scripture is given by
inspiration of God , and should therefore be fully believed , and thankfully
improved by us .
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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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