Fifty Sermons on Several Subjects and Occasions: Forty Four Now Published from the Author's Manuscripts Prepared for the Press by Himself; the First Six Having Been Separately Printed Before. By Charles Wheatly, ... With a Preface by John Berriman, ... In Three Volumes. ...C. Davis; C. Hitch; and S. Austen, 1746 |
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Page 80
... believe any thing . In the dark Ages of Christianity , the Dregs of Popery were not too gross to be eagerly imbibed : Nor could Men fee their Errors , till Learning revived again , in fome Parts of the Church , about the Time of the ...
... believe any thing . In the dark Ages of Christianity , the Dregs of Popery were not too gross to be eagerly imbibed : Nor could Men fee their Errors , till Learning revived again , in fome Parts of the Church , about the Time of the ...
Page 92
... believe the Scrip- tures must allow , because the Scriptures fre- quently tell us fo . So that in Truth , it is not the Word that fome Men object to us , but the Senfe we put upon it ; It is neceffary therefore that we explain the Word ...
... believe the Scrip- tures must allow , because the Scriptures fre- quently tell us fo . So that in Truth , it is not the Word that fome Men object to us , but the Senfe we put upon it ; It is neceffary therefore that we explain the Word ...
Page 95
... believe nor disbelieve . Thus the Doctrine of the Trinity is what we call a Mystery ; because , though we believe , upon the Testimony of Revelation , that there is a Trinity of Perfons in the Unity of the Godhead ; yet we do not ...
... believe nor disbelieve . Thus the Doctrine of the Trinity is what we call a Mystery ; because , though we believe , upon the Testimony of Revelation , that there is a Trinity of Perfons in the Unity of the Godhead ; yet we do not ...
Page 96
... believe . But as to the Modus or Manner , either of their Union , or Diftinction ; fince neither Reason nor Scripture discovers any thing to us , we therefore do not profefs to believe any thing about it . And this is all that we mean ...
... believe . But as to the Modus or Manner , either of their Union , or Diftinction ; fince neither Reason nor Scripture discovers any thing to us , we therefore do not profefs to believe any thing about it . And this is all that we mean ...
Page 97
... believe many Things , which imply fome Particulats beyond their Compre- benfions , or above their Reafon . P Secondly , I fhall fhew that nothing that we profefs to believe in any Article of our Religion is contrary to Reafon . From ...
... believe many Things , which imply fome Particulats beyond their Compre- benfions , or above their Reafon . P Secondly , I fhall fhew that nothing that we profefs to believe in any Article of our Religion is contrary to Reafon . From ...
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