A30247:1879
A treatise of original sin ... proving that it is
A treatise of original sin ... proving that it is, by pregnant texts of Scripture vindicated from false glosses / by Anthony Burgess.
London : s.n., 1658
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Why this very reason should be used, Gen. 8. 21. that God would not destroy the world any more, which is in this Text brought for the destruction of it, is to be showed when we come to treat of the effects of original sin.
Why this very reason should be used, Gen. 8. 21. that God would not destroy the world any more, which is in this Text brought for the destruction of it, is to be shewed when we come to treat of the effects of original sinne.
In the mean time, Let us consider what a late Writer (Doctor Jer. Taylor of Repent. Chap. 6.) who useth to sharpen his weapons at the Philistines forges, the Papists, and commonly the worst of them, as also the Socinians, with whom we reckon Grotius, from these (I say) he delivereth his poisonous assertions:
In the mean time, Let us consider what a late Writer (Doctor Jer. Taylor of Repent. Chap. 6.) who useth to sharpen his weapons at the Philistims forges, the Papists, and commonly the worst of them, as also the Socinians, with whom we reckon Grotius, from these (I say) he delivereth his poisonous assertions:
First, It is pretended, That the Scripture maketh this their own fault, and not Adam's because vers. 12. it is said, All flesh had corrupted his way upon the earth. But