 | Josiah Gilbert Holland - 1857 - Страниц: 438
...redemption ; but now, at present, / am much inclined to thinke that his sufferinges were appoynted by God for a further end, namely, as the due punishment...sins by way of satisfaction to divine justice for mans redemption. " Your humble servant in all dutyfull respects, " WILLIAM PTOCHON." As he had allowed... | |
 | Joseph Barlow Felt - 1862 - Страниц: 742
...exalt the mediatorial obedience of Christ as the only meritorious price of man's Redemption. But now I am much inclined to think, that His sufferings were...satisfaction to divine justice for man's Redemption." The Court, judging that Mr. Pynchon was in a " hopeful way to give good satisfaction," grant his wish... | |
 | Josiah Gilbert Holland - 1862 - Страниц: 434
...; but now, at present, I am much inclined to thinke that his sufferinges were appoynted by God fo( a further end, namely, as the due punishment of our...sins by way of satisfaction to divine justice for mans redemption. • Your humble servant in all dutyfull respects, " WILLUM PTNOHOH." As he had allowed... | |
 | Josiah Gilbert Holland - 1866 - Страниц: 424
...; but now, at present, / am much inclined to thinJce that his sufferinges were appoynted by God foi a further end, namely, as the due punishment of our sins by way of gatisfaction to divine justice for mans redemption. " Your humble servant in all dutyfull respects... | |
 | 1869 - Страниц: 396
...exalt the mediatorial obedience of 1 Christ as the only meritorious price of man's 'Redemption. But now I am much inclined ' to think that his sufferings...satisfaction ' to divine justice for man's Redemption." In the circumstances in which Pynchon found himself, it would not be strange if he gave a more favorable... | |
 | 1869 - Страниц: 398
...exalt the mediatorial obedience of " Christ as the only meritorious price of man's"Redemption. But now I am much inclined " to think' that his sufferings...further end, namely, as the due " punishment of our lins by way of satisfaction " to divine justice for man's Redemption." In the circumstance§ in which... | |
 | William Gelston Bates - 1874 - Страниц: 114
...redemption ; but " he adds," I am now inclined to think they were appointed for a further end, — as the due punishment of our sins, by way of satisfaction to divine justice for man's redemption." In view of this candid and frank acknowledgment, from this able and upright magistrate, the court gravely... | |
 | William Gelston Bates - 1874 - Страниц: 112
...redemption ; but " he adds," I am now inclined to think they were appointed for a further end, — as the due punishment of our sins,' by way of satisfaction to divine justice for man's redemption." In view of this candid and frank acknowledgment, from this able and upright magistrate, the court gravely... | |
 | Mason Arnold Green - 1888 - Страниц: 712
...trialls of his obedience, yet iiitendinjie thereby to amplyfy and exalt the rnediatoriall obedyence of Christ as the only meritorious price of man's redemption ; but now at present, I am much inclined to thinke that his sufferings were appoynted by God for a further end. namely, as the due punishment of... | |
 | Springfield (Mass.), Henry Martyn Burt - 1898 - Страниц: 486
...but trials of his obedience, yet intending thereby to amplifie and exalt the mediatorial obedience of Christ as the only meritorious price of man's redemption....am much inclined to think that his sufferings were appointd by God for a farther end, namely, as the due punishment for our sins by way of satisfaction... | |
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I am much inclined to think that his sufferings were appointed by God for a further end, namely, as the due punishment of our sins by way of satisfaction to divine justice for man's redemption. 
