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Tag: Three Uses of the Law

Against Antinomians | Samuel Bolton

The True Bounds of Christian Freedom Samuel Bolton (ii) Against Antinomians We look next at the case of those who are called Antinomians. Just as the Papists set up the law for justification, so the Antinomians decry the law for sanctification. We claim to be free from the curses of the law; they would have… Read More Against Antinomians | Samuel Bolton

August 29, 2016January 18, 2017 Paul J. Barth2 Comments

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