The Doctrine of Justification by Faith, Through the Imputation of the Righteousness of Christ, Explained, Confirmed, and VindicatedPresbyterian board of publication, 1899 - 448 pages |
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Page 119
... necessary to salvation than faith or repentance itself . Yet never did any of them as- sign it the same use in justification with faith . But it is plead- ed , whatever is a necessary condition of the new covenant , is also a necessary ...
... necessary to salvation than faith or repentance itself . Yet never did any of them as- sign it the same use in justification with faith . But it is plead- ed , whatever is a necessary condition of the new covenant , is also a necessary ...
Page 241
... necessary ; 1. That this righteousness of Christ should be communicated to us , and be made ours in such a way and manner , as that he himself might be glorified therein , seeing he has disposed all things in this whole economy , " to ...
... necessary ; 1. That this righteousness of Christ should be communicated to us , and be made ours in such a way and manner , as that he himself might be glorified therein , seeing he has disposed all things in this whole economy , " to ...
Page 271
... necessary that a law or rule of obe- dience should be prescribed to him , and be the instrument of God's government towards him . 4. This necessary law , so far forth as it was necessary , did immediately and unavoidably ensue upon the ...
... necessary that a law or rule of obe- dience should be prescribed to him , and be the instrument of God's government towards him . 4. This necessary law , so far forth as it was necessary , did immediately and unavoidably ensue upon the ...
Contents
PREFACE | 5 |
GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS previously necessary to the Explana | 11 |
Justifying Faith the causes object and nature | 81 |
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