Philip Doddridge, His Life and Labors: A Centenary MemorialGould and Lincoln, 1853 - 222 páginas |
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... Christ , in which he asserted " that Christ is the sole law - giver to his subjects , and the sole judge of their behavior in the affairs of con- science and eternal salvation ; " and that , " to set up any other authority in his ...
... Christ , in which he asserted " that Christ is the sole law - giver to his subjects , and the sole judge of their behavior in the affairs of con- science and eternal salvation ; " and that , " to set up any other authority in his ...
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... Christians which has proved a centripetal power . Hence , Congregationalists early sought to promote union between their several churches , and to maintain fellowship with their Presby- terian brethren . Desire for the latter was ...
... Christians which has proved a centripetal power . Hence , Congregationalists early sought to promote union between their several churches , and to maintain fellowship with their Presby- terian brethren . Desire for the latter was ...
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... Christ to his people , involving several aspects of the Calvinistic theory , arose at the period now under re- view , in consequence of the re - printing of " Crisp's Works . " Crisp was an ultra - Calvinist , of an earlier pe- riod ...
... Christ to his people , involving several aspects of the Calvinistic theory , arose at the period now under re- view , in consequence of the re - printing of " Crisp's Works . " Crisp was an ultra - Calvinist , of an earlier pe- riod ...
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... is no more fit for a judge to decline to give an account of his doings , than for a Christian of his faith . God knoweth I have endeavored to keep a good conscience , for a troubled one who can bear ? DODDRIDGE'S EARLY DAYS . 45.
... is no more fit for a judge to decline to give an account of his doings , than for a Christian of his faith . God knoweth I have endeavored to keep a good conscience , for a troubled one who can bear ? DODDRIDGE'S EARLY DAYS . 45.
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... Christ's earthly fold began to manifest itself with unmistakable distinctness . An offer from the Duchess of Bedford , whose husband's steward was Philip's uncle , presented an opening into the Church of England , with flattering ...
... Christ's earthly fold began to manifest itself with unmistakable distinctness . An offer from the Duchess of Bedford , whose husband's steward was Philip's uncle , presented an opening into the Church of England , with flattering ...
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