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Of justification four disputations clearing and amicably defending the truth against the unnecessary oppositions…
Of justification four disputations clearing and amicably defending the truth against the unnecessary oppositions of divers learned and reverend brethren / by Richard Baxter ...
London: printed by R.W. for Nevil Simmons, 1658
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Besides what hath been formerly suggested to you, these words in your Scripture proofs, pag. 323. And where he next saith, that in the aged several dispositions are required to fit a man to receive pardon, (and so justification) viz Catholic faith, hope of pardon, fear of punishment, grief for sin, a purpose against sinning hereafter, and a purpose of a new life, all which dispose the Receiver; and I agree to him, though all do not] are so like the Doctrine of the Trent Council. sess. 6. c. 6. that it will be expected you declare, whether by avowing that speech of Dr. Ward, you do not join with the Papists, contrary to Bishop Downam of Justification. l. 6. c. 7. §. 1.2. Mr. Pemble vindict. fidei. §. 2. c. 3.
BEsides what hath been formerly suggested to you, these words in your Scripture proofs, pag. 323. And where he next saith, that in the aged several dispositions are required to fit a man to receive pardon, (and so justification) viz Catholike faith, hope of pardon, fear of punishment, grief for sin, a purpose against sining hereafter, and a purpose of a new life, all which dispose the Receiver; and I agree to him, though all do not] are so like the Doctrine of the Trent Council. sess. 6. c. 6. that it will be expected you declare, whether by avowing that speech of Dr. Ward, you do not join with the Papists, contrary to Bishop Downam of Justification. l. 6. c. 7. §. 1.2. Mr. Pemble vindict. fidei. §. 2. c. 3.
And when you make Justification a continued Act upon condition of obedience, its to be considered how you will avoid Tompsons opinion of the Intercifion of Justification, upon the committing of a sin that wastes the conscience, refuted by Dr. Rob. Abbot. but vented after by Montague in his appeal, and opposed by Dr. Preston, and others.
And when you make Justification a continued Act upon condition of obedience, its to be considered how you will avoid Tompsons opinion of the Intercifion of Justification, upon the committing of a sin that wasts the conscience, refuted by Dr. Rob. Abbot. but vented after by Moutague in his appeal, and opposed by Dr. Preston, and others.