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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
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.
Senseless. We are altogether Senseless as to any spiritual concernment. 176
Sensless. We are altogether Sensless as to any spiritual concernment. 176
Sin. A man naturally can do nothing but sin. 15, 16 The reason why all men do not commit all Sins, though inclinable thereto. 17 Men lie under a necessity of sinning, yet this necessity is consistent with voluntariness. 18 Sin delightful to men. 21 How Sin is natural to us. 24 Christ only born without Sin, and how. 37. 390 Sin, is what sense voluntary. 38 When a punishment, how from God. 42 One Sin may suddenly and formally deprive the subject of all grace, yet it doth not so always. 58 Three sorts of Sin, original, habitual and actual. 89 The first motions of the heart, though never so involuntary and indeliberate, are sinful. 94 All Sin is potentially and seminally in every mans heart. 103 Every man would commit all Sin, if not restrained. 147 Sin rightly divided into original and actual. 164 Whence it comes to pass that men commit known Sins. 227 Why men choose Sin rather than affliction. 283 Every man lieth under a necessity of sinning. 311
Sin. A man naturally can do nothing but sin. 15, 16 The reason why all men do not commit all Sins, though inclinable thereto. 17 Men lie under a necessity of sinning, yet this necessity is consistent with voluntarinesse. 18 Sin delightfull to men. 21 How Sin is natural to us. 24 Christ only born without Sin, and how. 37. 390 Sin, is what sense voluntary. 38 When a punishment, how from God. 42 One Sin may suddenly and formally deprive the subject of all grace, yet it doth not so alwayes. 58 Three sorts of Sin, original, habitual and actual. 89 The first motions of the heart, though never so involuntary and indeliberate, are sinfull. 94 All Sin is potentially and seminally in every mans heart. 103 Every man would commit all Sin, if not restrained. 147 Sin rightly divided into original and actual. 164 Whence it comes to passe that men commit known Sins. 227 Why men chuse Sin rather than affliction. 283 Every man lieth under a necessity of sinning. 311