An Explication of the First Part of the Assembly's Shorter Catechism: In Continued Discourses on Each Question. To which is Subjoined, the Peculiar Advantage and Business of Life ... Never Before Printed. By ... Thomas Boston ... |
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The Image of God wherein Man was fo like him , confifted in Knowledge , Righteoufnefs , and Holiness , and Dominion over the Creatures : Col. iii . 10. And have put on the ' new man , which is renewed in knowledge , after the image of ...
The Image of God wherein Man was fo like him , confifted in Knowledge , Righteoufnefs , and Holiness , and Dominion over the Creatures : Col. iii . 10. And have put on the ' new man , which is renewed in knowledge , after the image of ...
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What Special Act of Pro- vidence did God exercife towards Man in the Eftate wherein he was created ? Anf . When God had created Man , he entered into a Covenant of Life with him , upon Condition of perfect Obedi ence ; forbidding him to ...
What Special Act of Pro- vidence did God exercife towards Man in the Eftate wherein he was created ? Anf . When God had created Man , he entered into a Covenant of Life with him , upon Condition of perfect Obedi ence ; forbidding him to ...
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Did our firft Parents continue in the Eftate wherein they were created ? Anf . Our firft Parents , being left to the Freedom of their own Will , fell from the Eftate wherein they were created , by finning against God . ' EXPLICATION .
Did our firft Parents continue in the Eftate wherein they were created ? Anf . Our firft Parents , being left to the Freedom of their own Will , fell from the Eftate wherein they were created , by finning against God . ' EXPLICATION .
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What was the Sin whereby our firft Parents fell from the Estate wherein they were created ? Anf The Sin whereby our first Pa- rents fell from the Estate wherein they were created , was their eating the for- bidden Fruit . EXPLICATION .
What was the Sin whereby our firft Parents fell from the Estate wherein they were created ? Anf The Sin whereby our first Pa- rents fell from the Estate wherein they were created , was their eating the for- bidden Fruit . EXPLICATION .
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And the Fitnefs of taking Trial of Man by that Mean , appears in that fo it was taken in an external Thing , in itself indifferent , wherein Man's Obedience behoved to turn precisely upon the Point of the Will of God .
And the Fitnefs of taking Trial of Man by that Mean , appears in that fo it was taken in an external Thing , in itself indifferent , wherein Man's Obedience behoved to turn precisely upon the Point of the Will of God .
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| Title | An Explication of the First Part of the Assembly's Shorter Catechism: In Continued Discourses on Each Question. To which is Subjoined, the Peculiar Advantage and Business of Life ... Never Before Printed. By ... Thomas Boston ... Eighteenth century collections online |
| Author | Thomas Boston |
| Contributor | Westminster Assembly of Divines |
| Publisher | William Gray, and sold at his printing-house, 1755 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 20 Jun 2017 |
| Length | 301 pages |
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