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... Divine government and the authority of the Divine laws . Both thefe grounds this lecturer quits , Divine Veyfie's Sermons at the Bampton Lecture . 27.
... Divine government and the authority of the Divine laws . Both thefe grounds this lecturer quits , Divine Veyfie's Sermons at the Bampton Lecture . 27.
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Divine laws . Both thefe grounds this lecturer quits , as , if at all tenable , not neceffary to be maintained in defending the doctrine of the atonement . Mr. Veyfie , in like manner , wholly excludes from this doctrine the notion ...
Divine laws . Both thefe grounds this lecturer quits , as , if at all tenable , not neceffary to be maintained in defending the doctrine of the atonement . Mr. Veyfie , in like manner , wholly excludes from this doctrine the notion ...
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... divine Logos , the whole of which God himfelf has filled with incorporeal powers . ' In this place the Logos is evidently nothing more than the divine mind itself , or the feat of his ideas . " Although Dr. P. could clearly fhew that ...
... divine Logos , the whole of which God himfelf has filled with incorporeal powers . ' In this place the Logos is evidently nothing more than the divine mind itself , or the feat of his ideas . " Although Dr. P. could clearly fhew that ...
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