...confirmation in faith, and the repair of the soul's condition. " That saving grace," says Hooker, " which Christ originally is, or hath " for the general...the " instruments of God, to that end and purpose." Again he affirms, that while " all receive not the " grace of God which receive the Sacraments " of...

...worship ; which unless we . " perform as the Author of grace requireth, they are unprofit" able. They are moral instruments, the use whereof is in our *' hands, the effect in his ; for the use, we have his express • " commandment ; for the effect, his conditional promise.' — Hooter's...

...thing he saw, but by thee, O Saviour of all." ™" ' This is therefore the necessity of Sacraments. That saving grace which Christ originally is, or hath...purpose ; moral instruments, the use whereof is in our own hands, the effect in his ; for the use we have his express commandment, for the effect his conditional...

...bestow the grace of sacraments on any, but by the sacraments." A little after, he saith, " they are moral instruments, the use whereof is in our hands, the effect in his ; for the use, we have his express commandment ; for the effect, his conditional promise ; and, we may expect...

...by the thing he saw, but by thee, O Saviour of all: This is therefore the necessity of sacraments. That saving grace which Christ originally is, or hath, for the general good of his own church, by sacraments he severally deriveth unto every member thereof. Sacraments serve as the...

...also, they that receive by Sacraments, or with Sacraments, receive it from him, and not from them. That saving grace, which Christ originally is, or...Sacraments he severally deriveth into every member thereof. They serve as Instruments ; the use is in our hands, the effect is his."* And this made the schoolmen,...

...thereof; and secondly, as means conditional, which God requireth in them unto whom he imparteth grace. Sacraments serve as the instruments of God, to that...purpose ; moral instruments, the use whereof is in our own hands, the effect in his ; for the use we have his express commandment ; for the effect, his conditional...

...the thing he saw, but by thee, O Saviour of all.' This is, therefore, the necessity of sacraments. That saving grace which Christ originally is, or hath...whereof is in our hands, the effect in his ; for the use we have his express commandment — for the effect, his conditional promise ; so that without our...

...the thing he saw, but by thee, O Saviour of all. This is therefore " the necessity of sacraments ; that " saving grace which Christ originally is, or...of his whole church ; by " sacraments he severally imparts to the different " members of his church. Sacraments serve to " that end and purpose, as moral...

...The mixture of His bodily substance with ours, is a thing which the ancient Fathers disclaim." .... That saving grace which Christ originally is, or hath...as the instruments of God, to that end and purpose. . . . Our souls and bodies quickened to eternal life, are effects, the cause whereof, is the Person...