Methodist Magazine and Quarterly Review, Volume 30J. Soule and T. Mason., 1848 |
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... Jesus . This is most conclusively shown by the respondent in the discussion ; and to it we refer the reader for much fuller detail of argument than we can bestow in this review . Suffice it to say , that the French reformer utterly ...
... Jesus . This is most conclusively shown by the respondent in the discussion ; and to it we refer the reader for much fuller detail of argument than we can bestow in this review . Suffice it to say , that the French reformer utterly ...
Pagina 149
... Jesus Christ , is nothing less than an entire restoration to his original state of per- fection . " We follow the author's italics , by the aid of which he would make his specification still more specific . But how far has he proceeded ...
... Jesus Christ , is nothing less than an entire restoration to his original state of per- fection . " We follow the author's italics , by the aid of which he would make his specification still more specific . But how far has he proceeded ...
Pagina 150
... Jesus , ' than was ever exhibited by one who had never sinned . " See pp . 50 , 51. Here we learn that Christian perfection is somewhat above Adamic perfection ; but how much , we know not . On " the original constitution of man , " our ...
... Jesus , ' than was ever exhibited by one who had never sinned . " See pp . 50 , 51. Here we learn that Christian perfection is somewhat above Adamic perfection ; but how much , we know not . On " the original constitution of man , " our ...
Pagina 151
... The whole , whatever it is , amounts to a negation of " much of man's original excellence . " The third position taken by our author is , " that the atonement by Jesus Christ had , at least for one of its 1848. ] 151 Critical Notices .
... The whole , whatever it is , amounts to a negation of " much of man's original excellence . " The third position taken by our author is , " that the atonement by Jesus Christ had , at least for one of its 1848. ] 151 Critical Notices .
Pagina 152
Jesus Christ had , at least for one of its chief objects , the elevation of our race . " True enough , but sufficiently general . In approaching this point he proves , very conclusively , that our standard writers hold to the permanence ...
Jesus Christ had , at least for one of its chief objects , the elevation of our race . " True enough , but sufficiently general . In approaching this point he proves , very conclusively , that our standard writers hold to the permanence ...
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