The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 75, Part 1E. Cave, 1805 |
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... Son ? They are called “ heirs " of God , " and " joint heirs with Christ . " Rom . viii . 17 . What they shall be , doth not yet appear ; but as sons by adoption , predestinated by God the Father , they shall be conformed to the image ...
... Son ? They are called “ heirs " of God , " and " joint heirs with Christ . " Rom . viii . 17 . What they shall be , doth not yet appear ; but as sons by adoption , predestinated by God the Father , they shall be conformed to the image ...
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... Son transcends the flesh. According to Cyril, the incarnate Son's transcendence means that we must not think of the incarnation as if the Son united himself to human nature exhaustively and without qualification. In whatever way we ...
... Son transcends the flesh. According to Cyril, the incarnate Son's transcendence means that we must not think of the incarnation as if the Son united himself to human nature exhaustively and without qualification. In whatever way we ...
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... son to leave without restraint, but he also gave the son what he requested; perhaps deeply hoping for his son's future success. As a mother, I am well aware that each of us, as parents, (unless we are in full denial) is capable of ...
... son to leave without restraint, but he also gave the son what he requested; perhaps deeply hoping for his son's future success. As a mother, I am well aware that each of us, as parents, (unless we are in full denial) is capable of ...
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