Preface to the Fourth Edition of the "Letter to the Lord Bishop of Oxford, on the Tendency to Romanism Imputed to Doctrines Held of Old as Now, in the English Church |
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Common terms and phrases
66 grace 66 ness acceptable Ancient Church answers Antinomian baptismal regeneration Bishop of Oxford Blood of CHRIST Calvinists cast cation cause of justification charitable chiefly CHRIST'S merits Christian Church of Rome contend continual declaration deeds degree distinct Divine doctrine of justification earnest engraffed eousness evil external FATHER fication formal cause formula gift glory God's mercy Gospel gracious hearts Holy Baptism HOLY GHOST Holy Scripture HOLY SPIRIT Homilies imparted imperfect imputation Imputed righteousness inculcated indwelling SPIRIT inherent righteousness judgment justifica justification by faith justification consists Lect Letter Lord Lutherans means members of CHRIST meritorious cause nature Newman obedience justifies opposed ourselves pardon perfect presence Protestants question realize remain justified remission of sins renewal repent Roman doctors Romanists saints salvation sanc sense soul speak statements teaching thee thing Thou hast received thought tification tion Tracts truth unholy unrighteous view of justification whole words writers


