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Thefe were more noble than those . of Thessalonica , in that they received the
Word with all Readiness of Mind , and search the Scriptures daily , whether those
Things were so ; Thirdly , That we owe no Obedience to the Injunctions of Men ...
Thefe were more noble than those . of Thessalonica , in that they received the
Word with all Readiness of Mind , and search the Scriptures daily , whether those
Things were so ; Thirdly , That we owe no Obedience to the Injunctions of Men ...
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On what Account is Man's Obedience due to God ? A. ' Tis due to him , First , As
he is Creator , In , whom we live , ånd move , and have our being , Atts xvii . 27 ,
28 , Secondly , As he is our Benefactor , from whom we receive ail our Mercies ...
On what Account is Man's Obedience due to God ? A. ' Tis due to him , First , As
he is Creator , In , whom we live , ånd move , and have our being , Atts xvii . 27 ,
28 , Secondly , As he is our Benefactor , from whom we receive ail our Mercies ...
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What is the second Inference from hence A. It convinces the holiest of Men how
far short they come in their Obedience to the Rule of Duty , and therein the Law is
our Schoolmaster 10 bring us to Chrif , Gal . iii . 24 . Q. 11. What is the third ...
What is the second Inference from hence A. It convinces the holiest of Men how
far short they come in their Obedience to the Rule of Duty , and therein the Law is
our Schoolmaster 10 bring us to Chrif , Gal . iii . 24 . Q. 11. What is the third ...
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A. It is the Sovereignty of the Law - giver [ I am the Lord ] which should awe the
Heart of every Man to Obedience . Jam . iv . 12. There is one Law - giver , who is
able to save and to destroy . Q. 3. What is the second Argament to Obedience ?
A. It is the Sovereignty of the Law - giver [ I am the Lord ] which should awe the
Heart of every Man to Obedience . Jam . iv . 12. There is one Law - giver , who is
able to save and to destroy . Q. 3. What is the second Argament to Obedience ?
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A. Because partial Obedience , is no Obedience ; he that does not obey God in
every Thing obeys him in nothing , Jam . ii . 10. For whosoever shall keep the
whole Law , and yet offend in one Point , he is guilty of all . Q. 17. Why do we pray
...
A. Because partial Obedience , is no Obedience ; he that does not obey God in
every Thing obeys him in nothing , Jam . ii . 10. For whosoever shall keep the
whole Law , and yet offend in one Point , he is guilty of all . Q. 17. Why do we pray
...
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| Title | An exposition of the Assemblies catechism |
| Author | John Flavel |
| Published | 1767 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 30 Aug 2006 |
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