10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AMISSIBLE»
Discover the use of
amissible in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
amissible and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Reformed Dogmatics: Sin and Salvation in Christ
Just as grace initially depends on the will as fortified by God's supernatural power
, so it remains dependent both in its progression and to the end. Grace is always
resistible and therefore amissible [losable] and again obtainable up to the hour ...
Herman Bavinck, John Bolt, 2006
2
Zelotes and Honestus reconciled: or The second part of An ...
... Mr. Toplady may make some of his admirers wonder at the surprising variety of
his arguments ; but attentive readers can see through the rhetorical veil. What
that gentleman says of " conditional, variable, vanquishable, and amissible grace
," ...
3
The Thousand Generation Covenant: Dutch Reformed Covenant ...
34 Amissible covenantal grace is presented in its clearest form. All are redeemed
, many lose the grace. This question in the baptism form which was to cause such
controversy in later Dutch Reformed church history was formed out of a ...
Jonathan Neil Gerstner, 1991
4
The Works of the Reverend John Fletcher
... his arguments ; but attentive readers can see through the rhetorical veil. What
that gentleman says of "conditional, variable, vanquishahle, and amissible grace,
" is verbal dust, raised to obscure the glory of the second Gospel axiom, to hide ...
5
Christian Confessions: A Historical Introduction
Absolution. The formal proclamation of "acquittal" or release from the guilt of
particular sins (Latin absolutio, "acquittal"). Adventist. Stressing the imminent
second coming of Christ (Latin adventus, "coming"). Amissible. Capable of being
lost.
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The whole works of ... John Fletcher
What thatGentlemaosays of " conditional, variable, vanquishable, and amissible
grace," is verbal dust, raised to obscure the glory of the second gospel- axiom, to
hide one of the Scripture Scales, and to substitute over-bearing, necessitating ...
John William Fletcher, 1835
In cases like this, where we have a phonetic rendering in the larger and in the
shorter form, it is easy to see that the k or t sound must be regarded as an
amissible consonant. Nor is there any difficulty in cases where the vocabularies
give only ...
8
The Royal Dictionary, French and English, and English and ...
Plusieurs théologiens croyait que la grâce est amissible, contre le sentiment de
Calvin, qui la croit inamissible, Several Devina be iieve G race to be amiffible,
contrary to Calvin' Opinion, rcho belicvci itto be inamijpble. AMITIE', S. F. (
affection ...
9
Journal of the American Oriental Society
... which here after the -a of the relative clause appears without its amissible
vowel a in complete conformity with the rule given in Grundziige d. Sumer. Gram.
§ 349 for cases in which the genitive element follows words or grammatical
elements ...
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Sketch of a Plan of Education
Those in a, such as, amissible, avert, aver, aversion 2. Those in ab, such as,
abuse, absolve, absorb, abhorrence 3. Those in abs, such as, abstain,
abstinence, abstraction. All oihcr prepositions which are to be found in the '
omposilion of our ...
