10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNFOREKNOWN»
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1
Family Prayers. ... A new edition ... revised by J. J. C.
... so on the other hand, those same prophecies conclude to the full as strongly in
favour of peremptory predestination, for, if the events were undecreed, they
would be unforeknown ; and if unforeknown, they could not be infallibly predicted
.
Augustus Montague TOPLADY, J. J. C., 1852
2
A course of prayer for each day in the week ... Eleventh edition
For, if the events 'were undecre ' they would be unforeknown, and if unforeknown,
they could not be lnfalli'oly predicted, To say that events may be forekn own,
without falling under any efi'ective or permissive decree, would be saying either ...
Augustus Montague TOPLADY, 1829
3
Family prayers, with meditations and hymns, suitable to ...
... so on the other hand, those same prophecies conclude to the full as strongly in
favour of peremptory predestination, for, if the events were undecreed, they
would be unforeknown ; and if unforeknown, they could not be infallibly predicted
.
Augustus Montague Toplady, 1852
4
A commentary upon the Gospel according to st. Luke, tr. by ...
unforeknown, but already had been declared by the law and the prophets. And it
is a thing impossible for the words of God to fail of their accomplishment: for He
declared that which He knew must altogether and necessarily happen. Unbelief ...
Cyril (st, abp. of Alexandria.), 1859
5
Reading and the Reader: The Literary Agenda
But the effect here of 'Foreknowledge' at the beginning of the penultimate line in
relation to 'unforeknown' at the end of the last oneitogether with 'no influence' and
'no less' in between themisets the mind spinning. I could still paraphrase it: it ...
6
Paradise Lost (Kastan Edition):
So: i.e., free and rational 119. no . . ... unforeknown: The long chapter “On
Predestination” in Christian Doctrine I, iv, is devoted to proof that “the prescience
of God seems to have no connection with the principle or essence of
predestination” ...
John Milton, David Scott Kastan
7
The Cambridge Companion to Milton
... overruled Their will, disposed by absolute decree Or high foreknowledge; they
themselves decreed Their own revolt, not I: if I foreknew, Foreknowledge had no
influence on their fault, Which had no less proved certain unforeknown.
8
The works of the Rev. John Fletcher, late vicar of Madeley
"If events were undecreed," says Mr. Toplady, in his Historic Proof, page 192, "
they would be unforeknown ; if unforeknown, they could not be infallibly predicted
." " How came God to foreknow man's fall," says Calvin, nisi quia sic ordi- narat, ...
9
The Works of the Reverend John Fletcher
192, " they would be unforeknown ; if unforeknown, they could not be infallibly
predicted. How came God to foreknow man's fall," says Calvin, [nisi quia sic
ordinarat,'] " but because he had appointed it ?" Thus Calvin and Mr. Toplady, in
one ...
10
Zelotes and Honestus reconciled: or The second part of An ...
192, "they would be unforeknown ; if unforeknown, they could not be infallibly
predicted. How came God to foreknow man's fall," says Calvin, [nisi quia sic
ordinarat,~\ " but because he had appointed it ?" Thus Calvin and Mr. Toplady, in
one ...
