Wesley`s Limited Alliance with Lockean Empiricism
... saved from all sin? “A. We cannot infallibly know one that is thus saved, (no, nor even one that is justified,) unless it should please God to endow us with the miraculous discernment of spirits. But we apprehend those would be sufficient proofs to any reasonable man, and such as would leave little ...
... saved from all sin? “A. We cannot infallibly know one that is thus saved, (no, nor even one that is justified,) unless it should please God to endow us with the miraculous discernment of spirits. But we apprehend those would be sufficient proofs to any reasonable man, and such as would leave little ...
EXODUS_Student_Manual
... Extra Reading: For Bachelor's credit, the student should do at least 100 pages of additional re ading (see "B. Reading Resources" listed in the Syllabus for suggested reading material.) For Master's credit, the student should do at least 200 pages of additional reading. Background Information on Exo ...
... Extra Reading: For Bachelor's credit, the student should do at least 100 pages of additional re ading (see "B. Reading Resources" listed in the Syllabus for suggested reading material.) For Master's credit, the student should do at least 200 pages of additional reading. Background Information on Exo ...
2Kor 5,14-17. - A Feltámadott szorongató szer..
... Ezen új teremtésről lásd Ján. 3,3–8. 2 Kor 5,17 a zsidóság és pogányság, a zsidó és pogány érzület; vagy: el kell múlniok. 2 Kor 5,18 Ezen újjászületést Isten viszi véghez Krisztus váltságmunkája, és az én, valamint a többi apostolok békitő szolgálata által, midőn mi, mint az ő helytartói (20. v.), ...
... Ezen új teremtésről lásd Ján. 3,3–8. 2 Kor 5,17 a zsidóság és pogányság, a zsidó és pogány érzület; vagy: el kell múlniok. 2 Kor 5,18 Ezen újjászületést Isten viszi véghez Krisztus váltságmunkája, és az én, valamint a többi apostolok békitő szolgálata által, midőn mi, mint az ő helytartói (20. v.), ...
Faith`s Check Book
... For the Lord will not cast off for ever. (Lamentations 3:31) He may cast away for a season but not forever. A woman may leave off her ornaments for a few days, but she will not forget them or throw them upon the dunghill. It is not like the Lord to cast off those whom He loves, for "having loved his ...
... For the Lord will not cast off for ever. (Lamentations 3:31) He may cast away for a season but not forever. A woman may leave off her ornaments for a few days, but she will not forget them or throw them upon the dunghill. It is not like the Lord to cast off those whom He loves, for "having loved his ...
nt_books_77_1corinthians
... Verse 1. Paul really places his apostolic “calling card”, firmly on the table here. He opens this letter with a powerful reminder to these people that they are Christ’s possession, and that he is Christ’s apostle with total authority to correct and instruct them in the paths they should walk. At thi ...
... Verse 1. Paul really places his apostolic “calling card”, firmly on the table here. He opens this letter with a powerful reminder to these people that they are Christ’s possession, and that he is Christ’s apostle with total authority to correct and instruct them in the paths they should walk. At thi ...
(Matthew Henry)
... the expiating of his guilt. 5. The sacrifice was to be killed by the priests of Levites, before the Lord, that is, in a devout religious manner, and with an eye to God and his honour. This signified that our Lord Jesus was to make his soul, or life, an offering for sin. Messiah the prince must be cu ...
... the expiating of his guilt. 5. The sacrifice was to be killed by the priests of Levites, before the Lord, that is, in a devout religious manner, and with an eye to God and his honour. This signified that our Lord Jesus was to make his soul, or life, an offering for sin. Messiah the prince must be cu ...
Question 1: What is the chief and highest end of man
... 9. To him give all the prophets witness, that through his name whosoever believeth in him shall receive remission of sins. Acts 10:43, Having therefore obtained help of God, I continue unto this day, witnessing both to small and great, saying none other things than those which the prophets and Moses ...
... 9. To him give all the prophets witness, that through his name whosoever believeth in him shall receive remission of sins. Acts 10:43, Having therefore obtained help of God, I continue unto this day, witnessing both to small and great, saying none other things than those which the prophets and Moses ...
Vol. 5 - 查經資料大全
... their times, wrestled with the wrath of God in this kind: " I reckoned till morning," says Hezekiah, " that as a lion, so will he break all my bones." Even as the weak and trembling limbs of some lesser beast are crushed and torn in pieces by the irresistible paw of an unconquerable lion; so was his ...
... their times, wrestled with the wrath of God in this kind: " I reckoned till morning," says Hezekiah, " that as a lion, so will he break all my bones." Even as the weak and trembling limbs of some lesser beast are crushed and torn in pieces by the irresistible paw of an unconquerable lion; so was his ...
6 Testimonies - Ellen White Defend
... for them, punishing their enemies, who refused to listen to His word, with total destruction. p. 9, Para. 2, [6T]. God desired to take His people apart from the world and prepare them to receive His word. From Egypt He led them to Mount Sinai, where He revealed to them His glory. Here was nothing to ...
... for them, punishing their enemies, who refused to listen to His word, with total destruction. p. 9, Para. 2, [6T]. God desired to take His people apart from the world and prepare them to receive His word. From Egypt He led them to Mount Sinai, where He revealed to them His glory. Here was nothing to ...
RTF - PeaceMakers.net
... needs be unspeakably glorious; since whoever hath had but the knowledge and due consideration of them, have not stuck to run hazards, hazards of every kind, that they might embrace and enjoy them. Yea, saith faith, it must needs be so, since the Son himself, that best knew what they were, even, ‘for ...
... needs be unspeakably glorious; since whoever hath had but the knowledge and due consideration of them, have not stuck to run hazards, hazards of every kind, that they might embrace and enjoy them. Yea, saith faith, it must needs be so, since the Son himself, that best knew what they were, even, ‘for ...
CHAPTER-IV PROBLEM OF GOD AND THE ABSOLUTE
... In the history of Absolutistic philosophy the Ultimate Reality has been presented in various ways and forms right from the classical upto modern times. Throughout the different ages there have been development and changes in the meaning of the conception of Absolute. ...
... In the history of Absolutistic philosophy the Ultimate Reality has been presented in various ways and forms right from the classical upto modern times. Throughout the different ages there have been development and changes in the meaning of the conception of Absolute. ...
The Messenger of God: Muhammad
... Since his retirement, Gülen has concentrated his efforts on establishing a dialogue among the factions representing different ideologies, cultures, religions and nations. In 1999, his paper “The Necessity of Interfaith Dialogue” was presented to the Parliament of World’s Religions in Cape Town, Dece ...
... Since his retirement, Gülen has concentrated his efforts on establishing a dialogue among the factions representing different ideologies, cultures, religions and nations. In 1999, his paper “The Necessity of Interfaith Dialogue” was presented to the Parliament of World’s Religions in Cape Town, Dece ...
The Holy Spirit
... What Nicea to Ephesus Christians Taught May 26, 2017 version - unfinished Here is a consensus of what four or more writers said, and none contradicted, from Nicea (325 A.D.) to the Council of Ephesus (431 A.D.) and beyond. You can read the quotes and context of them at http://www.ccel.org. BIBLE IMP ...
... What Nicea to Ephesus Christians Taught May 26, 2017 version - unfinished Here is a consensus of what four or more writers said, and none contradicted, from Nicea (325 A.D.) to the Council of Ephesus (431 A.D.) and beyond. You can read the quotes and context of them at http://www.ccel.org. BIBLE IMP ...
(Charles G. Finney)
... among them, before He can lead them to obey. Men are so sluggish, there are so many things to lead their minds off from religion and to oppose the influence of the Gospel, that it is necessary to raise an excitement among them, till the tide rises so high as to sweep away the opposing obstacles. The ...
... among them, before He can lead them to obey. Men are so sluggish, there are so many things to lead their minds off from religion and to oppose the influence of the Gospel, that it is necessary to raise an excitement among them, till the tide rises so high as to sweep away the opposing obstacles. The ...
Theory and Praxis in Leibniz`s Theological Thought
... his power, wisdom, and goodness are especially manifest; and the arts and sciences are also the true treasury of the human race, through which art masters nature.22 In short, Leibniz’s own formula for pulling together the numerous threads of his extraordinary life’s work reveals a broadly theologica ...
... his power, wisdom, and goodness are especially manifest; and the arts and sciences are also the true treasury of the human race, through which art masters nature.22 In short, Leibniz’s own formula for pulling together the numerous threads of his extraordinary life’s work reveals a broadly theologica ...
Sermons of Jonathan Edwards
... and flame out into hell fire, if it were not for God's restraints. There is laid in the very nature of carnal men, a foundation for the torments of hell. There are those corrupt principles, in reigning power in them, and in full possession of them, that are seeds of hell fire. These principles are a ...
... and flame out into hell fire, if it were not for God's restraints. There is laid in the very nature of carnal men, a foundation for the torments of hell. There are those corrupt principles, in reigning power in them, and in full possession of them, that are seeds of hell fire. These principles are a ...
Holiness Through the Ages: An Historical Reader of Christian
... this item for academic use. Copyright of this item remains with the author(s). For any commercial or non-educational use of the material, please contact the author(s) directly. First Fruits Press is a digital imprint of the Asbury Theological Seminary, B.L. Fisher Library. Its publications are avail ...
... this item for academic use. Copyright of this item remains with the author(s). For any commercial or non-educational use of the material, please contact the author(s) directly. First Fruits Press is a digital imprint of the Asbury Theological Seminary, B.L. Fisher Library. Its publications are avail ...
1 - Baha`i Library Online
... d Concerning this tree or the forbidden fruit, the Mohammedans, as well as the Christians, have various opinions. Some say it was an ear of wheat; some will have it to have been a fig-tree, and others a vine.6 The story of the Fall is told, with some further circumstances, in the beginning of the se ...
... d Concerning this tree or the forbidden fruit, the Mohammedans, as well as the Christians, have various opinions. Some say it was an ear of wheat; some will have it to have been a fig-tree, and others a vine.6 The story of the Fall is told, with some further circumstances, in the beginning of the se ...
WHEN IS EVIL? - San Diego State University
... concerned with the Judeo-Christian attempts to reconcile the Omni-God and evil (human suffering). Yet, the traditional problem sheds little light on how we can understand evil. Since Plato, Western moral thought views evil as another term for immorality, but this is insufficient for a concept of evi ...
... concerned with the Judeo-Christian attempts to reconcile the Omni-God and evil (human suffering). Yet, the traditional problem sheds little light on how we can understand evil. Since Plato, Western moral thought views evil as another term for immorality, but this is insufficient for a concept of evi ...
File - Swatara Church of God
... That 37-inch-thick ice represents the trustworthiness of God’s character and promises. If you have enough faith to venture onto it, it will support you. On the other hand, great faith in ¼-inch-thick ice won’t prevent you from breaking through it. It’s not how much faith you have, but where you plac ...
... That 37-inch-thick ice represents the trustworthiness of God’s character and promises. If you have enough faith to venture onto it, it will support you. On the other hand, great faith in ¼-inch-thick ice won’t prevent you from breaking through it. It’s not how much faith you have, but where you plac ...
1 - Documenta Catholica Omnia
... Remove this difficulty, if you can, by harmonizing the accounts, and I am ready to yield. In any case, however, it is hardly consistent to believe that God, the God of Christians, was born from the womb. 2. AUGUSTIN replied: Had you read the Gospel with care, and inquired into those places where you ...
... Remove this difficulty, if you can, by harmonizing the accounts, and I am ready to yield. In any case, however, it is hardly consistent to believe that God, the God of Christians, was born from the womb. 2. AUGUSTIN replied: Had you read the Gospel with care, and inquired into those places where you ...
liberty university school of divinity a non-voluntarist theory
... in Plato’s Euthyphro, Socrates asks Euthyphro if “the pious is loved by the gods because it is pious, or is it pious because it is loved by the gods?”1 Philosophers have contemporized the dilemma to challenge Christian theism by asking “Does God command actions because they are morally good, or are ...
... in Plato’s Euthyphro, Socrates asks Euthyphro if “the pious is loved by the gods because it is pious, or is it pious because it is loved by the gods?”1 Philosophers have contemporized the dilemma to challenge Christian theism by asking “Does God command actions because they are morally good, or are ...
Lesson 17 PROVERBS part 1 THE TONGUE OF THE WISE
... send forth [simultaneously] from the same opening fresh water and bitter? 12 Can a fig tree, my brethren, bear olives, or a grapevine figs? Neither can a salt spring furnish fresh water. 13 Who is there among you who is wise and intelligent? Then let him by his noble living show forth his [good] wor ...
... send forth [simultaneously] from the same opening fresh water and bitter? 12 Can a fig tree, my brethren, bear olives, or a grapevine figs? Neither can a salt spring furnish fresh water. 13 Who is there among you who is wise and intelligent? Then let him by his noble living show forth his [good] wor ...
Some Observations on Clement of Alexandria, Stromata, Book Five
... Clement ascribes to his opponents that would enable us to plausibly identify them with any known group. J.L. Kovacs, “Concealment and Gnostic Exegesis: Clement of Alexandria’s Interpretation of the Tabernacle,” in: Studia Patristica 31, 1997, 415-416, 418-419, argues that Clement responds to Valenti ...
... Clement ascribes to his opponents that would enable us to plausibly identify them with any known group. J.L. Kovacs, “Concealment and Gnostic Exegesis: Clement of Alexandria’s Interpretation of the Tabernacle,” in: Studia Patristica 31, 1997, 415-416, 418-419, argues that Clement responds to Valenti ...
Special Testimonies Series B, Nos. 1-19 SpTB01
... Christians should carry with them, wherever they go, the sweet fragrance of Christ’s righteousness, showing that they are complying with the invitation, “Learn of Me; for I am meek and lowly in heart; and ye shall find rest unto your souls.” Matt. 11:29,30. Are you learning daily in the school of Ch ...
... Christians should carry with them, wherever they go, the sweet fragrance of Christ’s righteousness, showing that they are complying with the invitation, “Learn of Me; for I am meek and lowly in heart; and ye shall find rest unto your souls.” Matt. 11:29,30. Are you learning daily in the school of Ch ...