 | Jean François Salvard, Peter Hall - 1842 - 710 sayfa
...and natural man can so rightly use common grace (by which they mean the light of nature), or those gifts which are left in him after the fall, that, by the good use thereof, he may attain to a greater, namely, evangelical or saving grace, and by degrees at length... | |
 | Anthony Milton - 2005 - 490 sayfa
...and naturall man can so rightly use common grace (by which they meane the light of nature) or those gifts, which are left in him after the fall, that, by the good use thereof, he may attaine to a greater, namely Evangelicall, or saving grace, and by degrees at length... | |
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Dort claims to reject includes the teaching that "a corrupt and naturall man can so rightly vse common grace (by which they [the Remonstrants] meane the light of nature) or those gifts, which are left in him after the fall, that, by the good vse thereof,... 