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ICo q Heb s. H. works Mar H. 28 JnoL
3; Rom x7 Col le " XVIII a. divine worship Jno v p
p; Ae VII %; Cor XIII 8, o Heb H. g. Rev g. Divinity Of me
Holy Ghost shown in abiBg divine Is x 3; Ac " 5 Il
H. 6; 2Cor ill., II; VII attributes, P czx1 q Lu
IS; xiv. II; ill., Gil; Il divine works Matt
xii, q; I9; Cor. xii IL Peter il p ill., IS
" You believe that God made upright in his
own image but that by disobedience he fell and exposed
himself and his posterity the wrath Of God, both IN
this life and that which is to come
Pnoor TrxTs Gen. ri H. 1917; ill.,; vi, 5; Ecl
vii, %; Elk. xviii, 4; ~ Eph ii, I-3
probationary character Of life The mental and
moral instincts Of The character Of God
V. You believe that man. in his natural state, is an
enemy of Cod entirely destitute of holiness and that
every imagination of the heart is evil continually.
NorE It not meant that all are equally guilty. or as vile they
possibly every guilt entirely destitute of
God and holiness Of heart until renewed by the
grace Of God.
Poor TExrs oenvi ;y q job xiv 1-3;
fvfr 81 vii, lo2; 10; vfiy s.
Experience; capable Of moral action,
actually history Disorder
resulting from sin.
VI You believe that Jesus Christ came into the
world to sinners; and that by his death he hath
made complete atonement for the sins of the whole
world and that there is no bar to the salvation of any,
except their own opposition of heart to the offers of
mercy
ill., TO- Elk zzzii, I'll; ill.,, 16;
w. 12 Rom ill., D. 26 w. TO- Cor w. H. Is; Eph j. Il Tim H. 6;
Heb H. TO- IA H. Peter Ill, IS; Jno it, q
VII You believe it is the duty of all to repent Of
their SINS and to serve the Lord with holy heart
Pnoor TEXTS w. 7; XVII 1e; Luke vq 4 XIV A;
Jno. ill., IS; w. II; 81 Ac ill., 10 49, 3d. 81; xvii,
Xxx, 2li XVI, 20; Rom. x- IO Gal. Eph. ill.,
PRooFs. The probationary
moral instincts Of The character of God.
VIII. You believe that, although mankind are under
the highest obligations obey the law of God; yet such
is the opposition of the heart that the salvation of the
sinner is effected not by works of righteousness which
he has done, but by the grace of God
Poor TExrs. Ps. Elk 28 Jno.i r. ID; ill.,
8; Ac x 49, 80 Rom v 90 Cor H. a; IL ill., 49,
81 ill., IL VIZ l5 Eph l., u; w., 22-24; Phil. iii,
* You believe that all who are efectually called
by the grace of God will be gloried being kept by the
power Of God through faith unto salvation according as
he hath from the beginning chosen them to salvation
through sanctfcation of the spirit and belief of the
truth
MOTEL The doctrine Of Saints Perseverance, embodied in the first
the above
many who Christians appearance on away Iost
real Christians sin; might
apoaze if they ht By grace Of The saints perever
ance grounded in COTS promises Of grace not in inherent seue
This doctrine incidence
experience. only
evidence perish
viii say, 81 Heea knewyou."
ELECTION embodied in the second part of
statement msquod meaning
salvation without through
saaoa Of the spirit and belief Of the truth The doctrine does
accunta-
bfy GOd does preclude the appointed of
salvation.
Poor TEXTS Psxy 3d. "a; Jno w. 2729 xiv 10; Rom
10; Phi. ); XXX % XIV "a;
Jno. vi, 1929 vl $3.50; h 6-23; Eph
ia, s. IL; IL, 10; Thess. H., Tim. 0;
PEooFs. Of Scriptures contain no record
Of an instance of falling from Judas accept
with Cod ministry aooesbip; went to hi,
place. from which, evident of heaven
Again. such falling possible those
again be raaaeed. Heb. vi.
An unavoidable inference from the divine
edge and sovereignty Essential perfection divine cfe for
otherwise Gods contingent lan supreme
than God It's suppose oetl his own pleasure
and that man dependent God than suppose doe
his pleasure dependent upon Sustained by epe
and common observation
X. You believe that Christ hath instituted visible
church in the world that baptism and the Lords Supper
ordinances of the church, to be observed to the end
of the world; and that it is the duty of Christians of
different religious denominations to commune together at
the table of our Lord if they give evidence of piety.
and have been baptized in a manner which they think
agreeable to the word of God
Poor Texts 1916; x 3d. 49, xviii 49, Mar xvi Is
Luke XIV AZ IS; Book Of As XVI 1928: In
xii, 49, XII 1923; xviii 90 p; Rom xii : w
| lila; XIV, 7; l Cor x. l6, II; xii, 1927.
OTHER PRooFs Of Church. Nature of man as social 49,
religious being The only making public profession of faith which
the Gospel requires Without the relation the ordinances Of the
Gospel could administered nor could
labor efficiently The fact that the ot
established churches deyolvtng upon the members which
are implied church through the visible churches
Christianity has been maintained and promulgated Special blessings
have attended the church relation 0 members.
Of ordinance the Lorr, simmer not
therefore church has from it any who have
entered into covenant with HIS people, give credible evidence of being born