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accordingly declare that xvejire regenerated at our baptism ? 6 . Does it make any exception or reservation on that head ? diito' * * 7 . Is not our new or spiritvi ^^^ lb ^ as well as our first or natural bif $ | y an event which , happens only once % n our lives ? >
8 . If , then , we believe in the doctrine of our Church , that the new birth takes place at baptism , can we believe that they who have been baptized according to the rites of our Church will be regenerated at any other period ?
CHAP . VIII . Of Renovation . 1 . Though at our baptism we become regenerate , and were made the children " of God by adoption and grace , " does not the infirmity of our nature still require that we should daily be renewed by the same Spirit ? —See the Collect for Christmas Day .
2 . Does the assistance which we thus receive from the Holy Spirit display itself by sensible impulses , or do we discover this assistance only from the effects which it produces ?
3 . Does not St . Paul describe the fruits of the Holy Spirit I And do not those fruits consist in goodness and righteousness and truth . —Ephesians v . 9 .
4 . If we wish , then , to know whether we are assisted by the Holy Spirit , must we not examine whether we have attained to goodness and righteousness and truth ? 5 . And if we have not these fruits of the Spirit , is it not presumptuous to imagine that the Spirit dwelleth in us ?
6 . Do not even the best of men require , during the whole < course of their lives , the aid of the Holy Spirit to secure them from the danger of sin ?
7 . Is it not , then , presumptuous to suppose that , at any period of our lives , we can have become either so perfect or so secure as to have no longer need of renovation I
CHAP . IX . Of the Holy Trinity . See the Articles I . —V . $ and the Church Catechism . 1 . Are not there Three Persons in
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the Holy Trinity , equal in power , though ) different hi office ? 2 . What is the office of God the Father ? 3 . What is the office of God the Son ? . " . A . What is the office of God the Holy Ghost ?
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Eichhorn ' s Introduction to the Old Testament . 611
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Introduction to the Study of the Old Testament , by J- G . JEichJiorn , 3 vols . 8 vo . tr Summary of Contents of Vol . I . pp . 734 .
HAP . I . On Hebrew Literature Cgenerally . —Mode of publishing , preserving and collecting the Scriptures of the Old Testament—their genuineness and canonical authority considered . § 1—57 , pp . 139 .
General observations on Hebrew literature . —Importance of Hebrew literature . —Usual mode of publishing new works or writings among the Hebrews . —Manner ill which such Hebrew Scriptures as are now extant were preserved . —Collection of the Hebrew Scriptures
after the Babylonian exile . —Names of different collections . —Order of the Scriptures so collected . —Mode of division . —On the propriety of distinguishing the writers of the Old Testament by the appellation of prophets . —General remarks on the language in which the Old Testament is written . —Of the
various dialects ' of the Hebrew language . —The genuineness of the Scriptures of the Old Testament considered , proving that they are the productions neither of a single impostor nor of several —criteria of their genuineness . —Of the canonical authority of the Scriptures of the Old Testament as divided into
canonical and apocryphal books . — Definition of the term kczmv . —Explanation of the epithet apocryphal . — Reasons examined for dividing the Scriptures of the Old Testament into canonical and apocryphal books . —Of the idea attached to the canon of the
Old Testament throughout the present work . —Of the canonical Scriptures of the Jew 3 in Egypt and Palestine . —The Egyptian and Palestine Jews possessed the same canonical Scriptures between them . —Reasons assigned for this assertion . —Of the canonical Scriptures of the Jewsl in Egypt—their sources to be traced in the Alexandrian Verskm
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Sept. 2, 1821, page 511, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2504/page/7/
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