Theological Theses: Containing the Chief Heads of the Christian Doctrine, Deduced from Axioms; Composed and Publickly Defended in Presence and Under the Direction of the Very Reverend and Most Judicious John Henry Ringier, V.D.M. and Professor of Controversial Divinity in the Academy at Bern. By Isaac Sigfrid, of Zoffingen in Bern, and Daniel Wyttenbach, of Bern, in Order to Obtain the Honour of the S. Ministry. 1747. (Translated from Latin.) To which is Added a Discourse by Gerrit Lydekker. A.B.Samuel Brown at the foot of Potbaker's-Hill, between the New-Dutch Church and Fly-Market, 1766 - 173 pages |
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... himself , prefcirbed to , and injoined upon us in Theorie Theology . Practical Theology is alfo frequently , and by no means improperly , termed the Theology of the Heart though most commonly , as well as moft modernly , it is de ...
... himself , prefcirbed to , and injoined upon us in Theorie Theology . Practical Theology is alfo frequently , and by no means improperly , termed the Theology of the Heart though most commonly , as well as moft modernly , it is de ...
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... himself , is perfect ; I fay this infinitely excellent , this most divinely holy Law of God , which only enjoins us to be perfectly happy , cannot poffibly be the Rule of our most holy Faith and Practice , before we know the Tenor of ...
... himself , is perfect ; I fay this infinitely excellent , this most divinely holy Law of God , which only enjoins us to be perfectly happy , cannot poffibly be the Rule of our most holy Faith and Practice , before we know the Tenor of ...
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... himself , or is Self - exiftent ( § . iii , ) , He has , whatever he has , of himfelf , therefore there can be no Reafon either in God , or without God , why any one of his Perfections fhould be limited by any cer- tain Degrees , ( or ...
... himself , or is Self - exiftent ( § . iii , ) , He has , whatever he has , of himfelf , therefore there can be no Reafon either in God , or without God , why any one of his Perfections fhould be limited by any cer- tain Degrees , ( or ...
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... Things natural may always be refolved into more general ( Ends ) confequently they are Means , and even the very best and most short to higher Ends For he is wife , who knows B < to T " • to propofe unto himself the very best End , [ 5 ]
... Things natural may always be refolved into more general ( Ends ) confequently they are Means , and even the very best and most short to higher Ends For he is wife , who knows B < to T " • to propofe unto himself the very best End , [ 5 ]
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... himself the very best End , and to elect the moft fuitable , and very shortest to compass this End . § . XII . From the fame Work the Goodness of God is alfo manifeft : for whence dath Man exift capable of Happiness ? How comes it that ...
... himself the very best End , and to elect the moft fuitable , and very shortest to compass this End . § . XII . From the fame Work the Goodness of God is alfo manifeft : for whence dath Man exift capable of Happiness ? How comes it that ...
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Page 14 - Lord, thou hast been our dwelling place in all generations. Before the mountains were brought forth, or ever thou hadst formed the earth and the world, even from everlasting to everlasting, thou art God.
Page 9 - I am the LORD: that is my name: and my glory will I not give to another, neither my praise to graven images.
Page 76 - Therefore let no man glory in men ; for all things are yours ; whether Paul, or Apollos, or Cephas, or the world, or life, or death, or things prefent, or things to come\ all are yours, and ye are CbriJPs, andChriftis God's.