The doctrines of glorious grace unfolded, defended and practically improved
Herein the fall of mankind in the first Adam, and the methods of divine sovereignty in the effectual recovery of a chosen remnant by Christ the second Adam, are declared, and set in a Scriptural light. : With an answer to the principal and most popular objections: and in the whole many scriptures plainly opened, and their seeming contradictions reconciled : With an appendix, containing some remarks on the works of Mr James Foster. In this the absurd and dangerous nature of Socinianism is laid open; the important doctrines of our blessed Saviour's proper divinity and satisfaction defended against his exceptions; and diverse other useful points considered; particularly the controversy concerning mysteries in religion and the use of reason in matters of faith
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Publication
1744 - Printed and sold by S. Kneeland & T. Green in Queenstreet, Boston: N.E, Massachusetts
Language
English
Word Count
111,250 words, Guess
Page Count
445 pages
Identifiers
- Library of Congress Control Number05001572
- OCLC Control Number16401105
- Open LibraryOL44831626M
Classifications
- LCCBT760 .C45
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- The doctrines of glorious grace unfolded, defended and practically improved: Herein the fall of mankind in the first Adam, and the methods of divine sovereignty in the effectual recovery of a chosen remnant by Christ the second Adam, are declared, and set in a Scriptural light. : With an answer to the principal and most popular objections: and in the whole many scriptures plainly opened, and their seeming contradictions reconciled : With an appendix, containing some remarks on the works of Mr James Foster. In this the absurd and dangerous nature of Socinianism is laid open; the important doctrines of our blessed Saviour's proper divinity and satisfaction defended against his exceptions; and diverse other useful points considered; particularly the controversy concerning mysteries in religion and the use of reason in matters of faith
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