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First , in respect of those Heresies arising in the infancy of the Church , which
endeavoured to destroy this truth , and to introduce another Creator of the World ,
distinguished from the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ . An Error fo destructive to
...
First , in respect of those Heresies arising in the infancy of the Church , which
endeavoured to destroy this truth , and to introduce another Creator of the World ,
distinguished from the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ . An Error fo destructive to
...
Page 93
... for and with respect unto the Messias . The yet they were Constitution of that
people was made by a sejunction and separation of not after athem from all other
Nations on the Earth : and this began in Abraham , nointed , but with a peculiar ...
... for and with respect unto the Messias . The yet they were Constitution of that
people was made by a sejunction and separation of not after athem from all other
Nations on the Earth : and this began in Abraham , nointed , but with a peculiar ...
Page 109
... Christ as his first motion between Heaven and Earth ; and confequently , that
the first being or existence which Christ had was not what he received by his
conception here on earth , but what he had before in Heaven , in respect whereof
he ...
... Christ as his first motion between Heaven and Earth ; and confequently , that
the first being or existence which Christ had was not what he received by his
conception here on earth , but what he had before in Heaven , in respect whereof
he ...
Page 259
The Third Particular concerns the Time of Christ's Resurrection , whichi is
expressed by the third day ; and those words afford a double Consideration ; one
in respect of the Distance of Time , as it was after three Days ; the other in respect
of ...
The Third Particular concerns the Time of Christ's Resurrection , whichi is
expressed by the third day ; and those words afford a double Consideration ; one
in respect of the Distance of Time , as it was after three Days ; the other in respect
of ...
Page 287
Thus the power of God is infi- 1 Quis eft nite extensively , in respect of its object ,
which is all things ; for whatsoever omnipotens effects there be of his power , yet
still there can be more produced ; intennifi qui omnia poteft ? fively , in respect of
...
Thus the power of God is infi- 1 Quis eft nite extensively , in respect of its object ,
which is all things ; for whatsoever omnipotens effects there be of his power , yet
still there can be more produced ; intennifi qui omnia poteft ? fively , in respect of
...
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| Title | An exposition of the [Apostles'] Creed |
| Author | John Pearson (bp. of Chester.) |
| Edition | 10 |
| Published | 1715 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 1 Nov 2007 |
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