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Mediator may
refer to: A
person who
engages in
mediation Business mediator...
- however,
rejected prayer to the saints,
largely on the
basis of the sole
mediatorship of Christ. The
reformer Huldrych Zwingli admitted that he had offered...
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worship the
image of Buddha, if the
European is
convinced of Christ's
mediatorship, if the Arab
reads the
Koran in the mosque... It is
their deepest apprehension...
-
however rejected this practice,
largely on the
basis of
belief in the sole
mediatorship of Christ. A broad,
three stage characterization of
prayer begins with...
- he was an
opponent of antitrinitarianism, but his
views on Christ's
mediatorship were
actually used by
antitrinitarians to po****rize
their views in Poland...
- the many are made
righteous (Rom 5:18, 19) ....
Underlying Christ's
mediatorship of a
covenant of
grace for the
salvation of
believers is His earthly...
- 1647 and 1652. Two Treatises: the One
handling the
Doctrine of Christ's
Mediatorship. The
other of
Mystical Implantation, 2 parts, London, 1651–2. The Mystical...
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thought that
these need not
divide the two
churches as long as the sole
mediatorship of
Christ is sa****uarded and in a case of more unity,
Lutherans would...
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tremendous sacrifice, and that he
might more
faithfully acquit himself of his
mediatorship between God and his people. It was also a
peculiar custom at
Vienne in...
- in the
Highlands (1849) The Way to God, or the
Doctrine of Christ's
Mediatorship briefly Expounded (Edinburgh, 1853)
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