...hegotten thee, N. and Gr. J Or, and was delivered from fear. GH. vi. Wherefore let us leave discoursing on the principles of the doctrine of Christ, and go on to perfection; not laying again the foundation of repentance from dead g works, and of faith toward God, of the doctrine...

...begotten thee, N. and Gr. t Or, and was delivered from fear. CH. vi. Wherefore let us leave discoursing on the principles of the doctrine of Christ, and go on to perfection ; not laying again the foundation of repentance from dead 2 works, and of faith toward God, of the...

...decisively object, is, the keeping Christian people in a state of perpetual childhood. God has charged us to " leave the principles of the " doctrine of Christ, and go on to perfection.'' He has forbidden us to be continually occupied in " lay" ing the foundation of repentance from dead...

...decisively object, is, the keeping Christian people in a state of perpetual childhood. God has charged us to " leave the principles of the " doctrine of Christ, and go on to perfection.'' He has forbidden us to be continually occupied in " lay" ing the foundation of repentance from dead...

...or five and forty years ago, when I had no distinct views of what the Apostle meant, by exhorting us to "leave the principles of the doctrine of Christ, and go on to perfection;" two or three persons in London, whom I knew to be truly sincere, desired to give me an account of their...

...exercised to the discernment both of good and of evil. CH. VI. 1 Wherefore let us leave discoursing on the principles of the doctrine of Christ, and go on to perfection ; not laying again the foundation of reformation from dead works, and of faith towards God, 2 of the...

...or five and forty years ago, when I had no distinct views of what the Apostle meant by exhorting us to " leave the principles of the doctrine of Christ, and go on to perfection," two or three persons in London, whom I knew to be truly sincere, desired to give me an account of their...

...or five and forty years ago, when I had no distinct views of what the apostle meant, by exhorting us to " leave the principles of the doctrine of Christ, and go on to perfection ;" two or three persons in London, whom I knew to be truly sincere, desired to give me an account of...

...into their hands with an injunction to be searching into it all their days ? And why are they urged to leave the principles of the doctrine of Christ, and go on unto perfection? And why were some so pungently reprehended by the Apostle, because, when for the time...

...Church under a share of religious influence, but who, by disregarding the exhortation of the apostles, to ' leave the principles of the doctrine of Christ,' and ' go on to perfection,' allow their latent propensities to obtain strength and gain an ascendency over them. They may remain...