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... means activity in service , fellowship in the Church below . To make such fellowship possible God has given us certain marks and symbols by which we may know the visible Church . Calvin describes it as " the whole body of mankind ...
... means activity in service , fellowship in the Church below . To make such fellowship possible God has given us certain marks and symbols by which we may know the visible Church . Calvin describes it as " the whole body of mankind ...
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Arthur Dakin. means affect us inwardly " ( IV.xiv.8 ) . Apart from the Spirit's energy the sacraments can avail us no more ... means , of course , that the sacraments , like the preaching of the Word , can have effect only for the elect ...
Arthur Dakin. means affect us inwardly " ( IV.xiv.8 ) . Apart from the Spirit's energy the sacraments can avail us no more ... means , of course , that the sacraments , like the preaching of the Word , can have effect only for the elect ...
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... means of the in - dwelling Spirit alone can that same Spirit's external product be discerned and appropriated . And as that Spirit is the originator of the conversion and spiritual life of the elect , so He and no other is the ground of ...
... means of the in - dwelling Spirit alone can that same Spirit's external product be discerned and appropriated . And as that Spirit is the originator of the conversion and spiritual life of the elect , so He and no other is the ground of ...
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CHAP PAGE | 11 |
MANS FALLEN STATE | 29 |
THE WAY OF SALVATION | 44 |
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