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Page 13
... gives us knowledge . Man is found knowing something of himself and also something of God . These two branches of knowledge are connected by many ties , nor is it easy to determine which of the two precedes and gives birth to the other ...
... gives us knowledge . Man is found knowing something of himself and also something of God . These two branches of knowledge are connected by many ties , nor is it easy to determine which of the two precedes and gives birth to the other ...
Page 94
... gives a heart of flesh . Thus He admits them to His family and unites them to Himself that they may be one with Him ... give the believer a sure and sustained confidence , especially in view of the fact that some seem at one time to be ...
... gives a heart of flesh . Thus He admits them to His family and unites them to Himself that they may be one with Him ... give the believer a sure and sustained confidence , especially in view of the fact that some seem at one time to be ...
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... give any permanent significance to the Church triumphant in the life of God . His whole doctrine of the Church is conceived from the point of view of a disciplinary institution belonging to the imperfect life of man on this planet ...
... give any permanent significance to the Church triumphant in the life of God . His whole doctrine of the Church is conceived from the point of view of a disciplinary institution belonging to the imperfect life of man on this planet ...
Contents
CHAP PAGE | 11 |
MANS FALLEN STATE | 29 |
THE WAY OF SALVATION | 44 |
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