An Elegant and Learned Discourse of the Light of Nature: With Other Treatises, Including Spiritual Opticks, 1652Garland Pub., 1978 - 427 pages |
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Page 164
... believe it , then if it came to you in an unknown tongue . A Parrat may repeat the Creed thus , Corvos poëtas po tridaf- que picas cantare credas Pegafeium melos . Though fuch at length may very fafely conclude , as that talkative bird ...
... believe it , then if it came to you in an unknown tongue . A Parrat may repeat the Creed thus , Corvos poëtas po tridaf- que picas cantare credas Pegafeium melos . Though fuch at length may very fafely conclude , as that talkative bird ...
Page 103
... believe , & another thing to know that I believe . Our Divines go fomewhat too far , ( Cal- vin , Perkins , & c . ) whenthey put all juftifying faith in a full perfwa- fion . Ames fayes , ' tis when they deal with the Papists , who put ...
... believe , & another thing to know that I believe . Our Divines go fomewhat too far , ( Cal- vin , Perkins , & c . ) whenthey put all juftifying faith in a full perfwa- fion . Ames fayes , ' tis when they deal with the Papists , who put ...
Page 107
... believe , I know that I believe it : So the want of assu- rance comes from the imbecillity of Faith . And the Papists that place Faith only in a meere affent , may well deny Affurance ; for they take away that clasping and closing ...
... believe , I know that I believe it : So the want of assu- rance comes from the imbecillity of Faith . And the Papists that place Faith only in a meere affent , may well deny Affurance ; for they take away that clasping and closing ...
Contents
The Porch or Introduction page r Chap 2 The explication of the words P | 9 |
What Nature is P | 14 |
of the nature of a Law in general p | 20 |
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