Robert Riccaltoun. د the neglect is justified by that very com- mon excuse , that it is impertinent of- ficiousness to meddle in other people's af- fairs . However that may hold in worldly affairs among the men of the world , it can ...
In Several Letters to a Friend Robert Riccaltoun. د 1 ners Justification before God ? And , what if we should add ( which will , perhaps , be a little more surprising to fome ) That this Principle that makes Faith and Repentance only ...
Robert Riccaltoun. * that ( it is not , I think , proper to say , he will be propitious , but that ) he certainly is ... د 66 God indeed is faid to be angry withi " the wicked every day , " and to have " re- " vealed his wrath from ...
... Robert Riccaltoun. did , was determined to know nothing but " Jefus Christ , and him crucified , " 1 Cor . ii . 2 ... د 11 And here we have him described to us by the title which he was known and dif- tinguished by among his ...
... د ! “ Among the latter may be mentioned Mr. Riccaltoun , mi- nister of Hobkirk , author of a work in 3 vols . containing Essays on the Doctrines of Revelation , & c . " the late vene- : rable historian of the Scottish Episcopal Church ...
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