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CXLV expository sermons upon the whole 17th chapter of the Gospel according to St.…
CXLV expository sermons upon the whole 17th chapter of the Gospel according to St. John, or, Christs prayer before his passion explicated, and both practically and polemically improved by Anthony Burgess ...
London: printed by Abraham Miller for Thomas Underhill, 1656
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Sermon 56: That it's not enough to be put into a state of Grace, unless by Gods Power we are kept…
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SERMON LVI. That it's not enough to be put into a state of Grace, unless by Gods Power we are kept therein. How far Men may acknowledge Gods Help, and yet with the Pelagians, Arminians and Papists not give him his due Glory: And also showeth, How many ways the Power of God keepeth his People.
SERMON LVI. That it's not enough to be put into a state of Grace, unless by Gods Power we are kept therein. How farre Men may acknowledge Gods Help, and yet with the Pelagians, Arminians and Papists not give him his due Glory: And also sheweth, How many wayes the Power of God keepeth his People.
JOHN 17.11. Keep through thy own Name, those thou hast given me.
The Mercy prayed for, and the Subject for whom, described in these words, Those whom thou hast given me, have been treated of: Our Saviour doth so often repeat this Description of his Disciples [Whom thou hast given me] that although we have said much of it, yet what more may be added, shall be brought in vers. 34. where in the last place it's mentioned.
THe Mercy prayed for, and the Subject for whom, described in these words, Those whom thou hast given me, have been treated of: Our Saviour doth so often repeat this Description of his Disciples [Whom thou hast given me] that although we have said much of it, yet what more may be added, shall be brought in vers. 34. where in the last place it's mentioned.