A Series of Discourses on the Leading Doctrines and Duties of Christianity, Volume 2Dodd, Rumsey and Stevenson, 1815 - Presbyterian Church |
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... reason why his transgression was charged to them . Our first inquiry is into the manner by which transgression obtained its entrance , by one man . As it is undeniably evident that sin has entered our world ; that it has reigned to the ...
... reason why his transgression was charged to them . Our first inquiry is into the manner by which transgression obtained its entrance , by one man . As it is undeniably evident that sin has entered our world ; that it has reigned to the ...
Page 71
... reason that a particular doctrine is presented to our view again and again , in verses immediately succeeding each other ? This circumstance may convince us , that our representation and fall in the first Adam , is an article not only ...
... reason that a particular doctrine is presented to our view again and again , in verses immediately succeeding each other ? This circumstance may convince us , that our representation and fall in the first Adam , is an article not only ...
Page 72
... reason why his transgression was justly charged to their account . Adam evidently sustained the re- lation of a public representing head : He was not only the natural root from which de- scend the kindreds of the nations , but their ...
... reason why his transgression was justly charged to their account . Adam evidently sustained the re- lation of a public representing head : He was not only the natural root from which de- scend the kindreds of the nations , but their ...
Page 73
... reason can we imagine that Adam was pronounced a figure of Messiah ? Surely not because he was a man possessing a human body and soul , for in that sense every other man might be called a figure of Christ no less than Adam . He was so ...
... reason can we imagine that Adam was pronounced a figure of Messiah ? Surely not because he was a man possessing a human body and soul , for in that sense every other man might be called a figure of Christ no less than Adam . He was so ...
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... reason as a guide more infallible than even divine revelation it is confidently asked , " where is the benevolence or justice of this dispensation ? Where is the propriety of in- volving the fate of millions in the caprice of an ...
... reason as a guide more infallible than even divine revelation it is confidently asked , " where is the benevolence or justice of this dispensation ? Where is the propriety of in- volving the fate of millions in the caprice of an ...
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