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I remembered that St . Paul was miraculously called to the ministry of the Gospel ,
and declared to be a chosen vessel ; that he had the whole doctrine of the
Gospel from God , by immediate revelation ; and was appointed to be the apostle
of ...
I remembered that St . Paul was miraculously called to the ministry of the Gospel ,
and declared to be a chosen vessel ; that he had the whole doctrine of the
Gospel from God , by immediate revelation ; and was appointed to be the apostle
of ...
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... those most useful parts of divine revelation , by furnishing us with visible
grounds that we are not mistaken , whilst the consistency of the discourse , and
the pertinency of it to the design he is upon , vouches it worthy of our great
apostle .
... those most useful parts of divine revelation , by furnishing us with visible
grounds that we are not mistaken , whilst the consistency of the discourse , and
the pertinency of it to the design he is upon , vouches it worthy of our great
apostle .
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When he gave his thoughts utterance upon any point , the matter flowed like a
torrent ; but it is plain , it was a matter he was perfectly master of : he fully
possessed the entire revelation he had received from God ; had thoroughly
digested it ; all ...
When he gave his thoughts utterance upon any point , the matter flowed like a
torrent ; but it is plain , it was a matter he was perfectly master of : he fully
possessed the entire revelation he had received from God ; had thoroughly
digested it ; all ...
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It is plain , that the teaching of men philosophy was no part of the design of divine
revelation ; but that the expressions of Scripture are commonly suited , in those
matters , to the vulgar apprehensions and conceptions of the place and people ...
It is plain , that the teaching of men philosophy was no part of the design of divine
revelation ; but that the expressions of Scripture are commonly suited , in those
matters , to the vulgar apprehensions and conceptions of the place and people ...
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... Christ , in sending him , did not so much as convey his apostolic power to him
by the ministry or intervention of any man ; but that his commission and
instructions were all entirely from God , and Christ himself , by immediate
revelation .
... Christ , in sending him , did not so much as convey his apostolic power to him
by the ministry or intervention of any man ; but that his commission and
instructions were all entirely from God , and Christ himself , by immediate
revelation .
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Works of John Locke, Volumen8 The Works of John Locke, John Locke |
| Autor | John Locke |
| Editor | Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Pública de Nueva York |
| Digitalizado | 7 Abr. 2006 |
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