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John Locke. and the inspirations of the Holy Ghost ? He can trans- form himself into an angel of light . And they who are led by this son of the morning are as fully satis- fied of the illumination , i . e . are as strongly per- suaded ...
John Locke. and the inspirations of the Holy Ghost ? He can trans- form himself into an angel of light . And they who are led by this son of the morning are as fully satis- fied of the illumination , i . e . are as strongly per- suaded ...
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... holy men of old , who had revelations from God , had something else besides that internal light of assurance in their own minds , to testify to them that it was from God . They were not left to their own per- suasions alone , that those ...
... holy men of old , who had revelations from God , had something else besides that internal light of assurance in their own minds , to testify to them that it was from God . They were not left to their own per- suasions alone , that those ...
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... Holy Spirit , without any extraordi- nary signs accompanying it . But in such cases , too , we have reason and scripture , unerring rules to know whether it be from God or no . Where the truth em- braced is consonant to the revelation ...
... Holy Spirit , without any extraordi- nary signs accompanying it . But in such cases , too , we have reason and scripture , unerring rules to know whether it be from God or no . Where the truth em- braced is consonant to the revelation ...
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Revelation cannot be admitted against the clear evidence | 5 |
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