A30247:2812
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
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
Redeemer. The necessity of a Redeemer demonstrates our thraldom to sin. 319
Redeemer. THe necessity of a Redeemer demonstrates our thraldom to sin. 319
Reformation. A carnal mans Reformation is but the avoiding of one sin by another. 318
Regenerate. A sure difference between a Regenerate and unregenerate man. 9
Regeneration. Three sorts of mistaken Regeneration. 10
Relics. Relics of sin. 474
Reliques. Reliques of sin. 474
Remember. Whence is it that we Remember things when we would not. 266
Righteousness. Original Righteousness not given to Adam as a curb to the inferior faculties. 25 The difficulty of Rom. 5. 26 Original Righteousness, the privation of it a sin. 130 We were deprived of it by Adam. 131 ⟨image 299⟩Universally lost. 135 The loss of it the cause of all temporal losses. ib. The privation of it doth necessarily infer the presence of all sin in a subject susceptible. 202
Righteousness. Original Righteousness not given to Adam as a curb to the inferiour faculties. 25 The difficulty of Rom. 5. 26 Original Righteousness, the privation of it a sin. 130 We were deprived of it by Adam. 131 ⟨image 299⟩Vniversally lost. 135 The losse of it the cause of all temporal losses. ib. The privation of it doth necessarily inferre the presence of all sin in a subject susceptible. 202
Sacraments. One end of the Sacraments. 255
Sacraments. ONe end of the Sacraments. 255
