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A LETTER ADDRESSED TO HIPPOLYTUS A COLLIBUS, Ambassador from the most illustrious Prince, The elector Palatine, Frederick IV, To the Seven United Dutch Provinces: BY THE REV. JAMES ARMINIUS, D.D. OF OUDEWATER IN HOLLAND An Eminent Professor Of Sacred Theology, Likewise, CERTAIN ARTICLES To be subjected to a diligent examination, because some controversy has arisen about them among the Professors of the reformed Religion: In Which Arminius more fully declares his sentiments on the
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The Works Of James Arminius Vol. 2.DISPUTATION I ON THEOLOGYDISPUTATION II ON THE MANNER IN WHICH THEOLOGY MUST BE TAUGHTDISPUTATION III ON BLESSEDNESS, THE END OF THEOLOGYDISPUTATION IV ON RELIGIONDISPUTATION V ON THE RULE OF RELIGION, THE WORD OF GOD, AND THE SCRIPTURES IN PARTICULARDISPUTATION VI ON THE AUTHORITY AND CERTAINTY OF THE HOLY SCRIPTURESDISPUTATION VII ON THE PERFECTION OF THE SCRIPTURESDISPUTATION VIII ON THE PERSPICUITY OF THE SCRIPTURES I.DISPUTATION IX ON THE MEANINGS AND INTERPRETATION OF THE HOLY SCRIPTURESDISPUTATION X ON THE EFFICACY OF THE SCRIPTURESDISPUTATION XI ON RELIGION IN A STRICTER SENSEDISPUTATION XII ON THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION, ITS NAME AND RELATIONDISPUTATION XIII ON THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION, WITH REGARD TO THE MATTER GENERALLYDISPUTATION XIV ON THE OBJECT OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION: AND, FIRST, ABOUT GOD, ITS PRIMARY OBJECT, AND WHAT GOD IS I.DISPUTATION XV ON THE NATURE OF GODDISPUTATION XVI ON THE LIFE OF GOD I.DISPUTATION XVII ON THE UNDERSTANDING OF GOD I.DISPUTATION XVIII ON THE WILL OF GODDISPUTATION XIX ON THE VARIOUS DISTINCTIONS OF THE WILL OF GODDISPUTATION XX ON THE ATTRIBUTES OF GOD WHICH COME TO BE CONSIDERED UNDER HIS WILL AND, FIRST, ON THOSE WHICH HAVE AN ANALOGY TO THE AFFECTIONS OR PASSIONS IN RATIONAL CREATURESDISPUTATION XXI ON THOSE ATTRIBUTES OF GOD WHICH HAVE SOME ANALOGY TO THE MORAL VIRTUES, AND WHICH ACT LIKE MODERATORS OF THE AFFECTIONS, CONSIDERED IN THE PRECEDING DISPUTATION.DISPUTATION XXII ON THE POWER OR CAPABILITY OF GOD I.DISPUTATION XXIII ON THE PERFECTION, BLESSEDNESS AND GLORY OF GODDISPUTATION XXIV ON CREATIONDISPUTATION XXV ON ANGELS IN GENERAL AND IN PARTICULARDISPUTATION XXVI ON THE CREATION OF MAN AFTER THE IMAGE OF GODDISPUTATION XXVII ON THE LORDSHIP OR DOMINION OF GODDISPUTATION XXVIII ON THE PROVIDENCE OF GODDISPUTATION XXIX ON THE COVENANT INTO WHICH GOD ENTERED WITH OUR FIRST PARENTSDISPUTATION XXX THE MANNER IN WHICH MAN CONDUCTED HIMSELF FOR FULFILLING THE FIRST COVENANT, OR ON THE SIN OF OUR FIRST PARENTSDISPUTATION XXXI ON THE EFFECTS OF THE SIN OF OUR FIRST PARENTSDISPUTATION XXXII ON THE NECESSITY OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGIONDISPUTATION XXXIII ON THE RESTORATION OF MANDISPUTATION XXXIV ON THE PERSON OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRISTDISPUTATION XXXV ON THE PRIESTLY OFFICE OF CHRISTDISPUTATION XXXVI ON THE PROPHETICAL OFFICE OF CHRISTDISPUTATION XXXVII ON THE REGAL OFFICE OF CHRISTDISPUTATION XXXVIII ON THE STATES OF CHRIST'S HUMILIATION AND EXALTATIONDISPUTATION XXXIX ON THE WILL, AND COMMAND OF GOD THE FATHER AND OF CHRIST, BY WHICH THEY WILL AND COMMAND THAT RELIGION BE PERFORMED TO THEM BY SINFUL MANDISPUTATION XL ON THE PREDESTINATION OF BELIEVERSDISPUTATION XLI ON THE PREDESTINATION OF THE MEANS TO THE ENDDISPUTATION XLII ON THE VOCATION OF SINFUL MEN TO CHRIST, AND TO A PARTICIPATION OF SALVATION IN HIMDISPUTATION XLIII ON THE REPENTANCE BY WHICH MEN ANSWER TO THE DIVINE VOCATIONDISPUTATION XLIV ON FAITH IN GOD AND CHRISTDISPUTATION XLV ON THE UNION OF BELIEVERS WITH CHRISTDISPUTATION XLVI ON THE COMMUNION OF BELIEVERS WITH CHRIST, AND PARTICULARLY WITH HIS DEATHDISPUTATION XLVII THE COMMUNION OF BELIEVERS WITH CHRIST IN REGARD TO HIS LIFEDISPUTATION XLVIII ON JUSTIFICATIONDISPUTATION XLIX ON THE SANCTIFICATION OF MANDISPUTATION L ON THE CHURCH OF GOD AND OF CHRIST: OR ON THE CHURCH IN GENERAL AFTER THE FALLDISPUTATION LI ON THE CHURCH OF THE OLD TESTAMENT, OR UNDER THE PROMISEDISPUTATION LII ON THE CHURCH OF THE NEW TESTAMENT, OR UNDER THE GOSPELDISPUTATION LIII ON THE HEAD AND THE MARKS OF THE CHURCHDISPUTATION LIV ON THE CATHOLIC CHURCH, HER PARTS AND RELATIONSDISPUTATION LV ON THE POWER OF THE CHURCH IN DELIVERING DOCTRINESDISPUTATION LVI ON THE POWER OF THE CHURCH IN ENACTING LAWSDISPUTATION LVII ON THE POWER OF THE CHURCH IN ADMINISTERING JUSTICE, OR ON ECCLESIASTICAL DISCIPLINEDISPUTATION LVIII ON COUNCILSDISPUTATION LIX ON THE ECCLESIASTICAL MINISTRATIONS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT AND ON THE VOCATION TO THEMDISPUTATION LX ON SACRAMENTS IN GENERALDISPUTATION LXI ON THE SACRAMENTS OF THE OLD TESTAMENT, THE TREE OF LIFE, CIRCUMCISION, AND THE PASCHAL LAMBDISPUTATION LXII ON THE SACRAMENTS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT IN GENERALDISPUTATION LXIII ON BAPTISM AND PAEDO-BAPTISMDISPUTATION LXIV ON THE LORD'S SUPPERDISPUTATION LXV ON THE POPISH MASSDISPUTATION LXVI ON THE FIVE FALSE SACRAMENTSDISPUTATION LXVII ON THE WORSHIP OF GOD IN GENERALDISPUTATION LXVIII ON THE PRECEPTS OF DIVINE WORSHIP IN GENERALDISPUTATION LXIX ON OBEDIENCE, THE FORMAL OBJECT OF ALL THE DIVINE PRECEPTSDISPUTATION LXX ON OBEDIENCE TO THE COMMANDS OF GOD IN GENERALDISPUTATION LXXI ON THE MATERIAL OBJECT OF THE PRECEPTS OF THE LAW IN GENERALDISPUTATION LXXII THE LOVE, FEAR, TRUST, AND honour WHICH ARE DUE FROM MAN TO GODDISPUTATION LXXIII ON PARTICULAR ACTS OF OBEDIENCE, OR THOSE WHICH ARE PRESCRIBED IN EACH PRECEPT, OR CONCERNING THE DECALOGUE IN GENERALDISPUTATION LXXIV ON THE FIRST COMMAND IN THE DECALOGUEDISPUTATION LXXV ON THE SECOND COMMAND IN THE DECALOGUEDISPUTATION LXXVI ON THE THIRD PRECEPT OF THE DECALOGUEDISPUTATION LXXVII ON THE FOURTH COMMAND IN THE DECALOGUEDISPUTATION LXXVIII ON THE FIFTH COMMAND IN THE DECALOGUEDISPUTATION LXXIX ON THE SIXTH PRECEPTCOROLLARYA Dissertation On The True And Genuine Sense Of The Seventh Chapter Of St. Paul’s Epistle To The Romans By That Famous Divine The Rev. James Arminius, D.D. A Native Of Oudewater, In HollanddedicationA DISSERTATION ON THE TRUE AND GENUINE SENSE OF THE SEVENTH CHAPTER OF THE EPISTLE TO THE ROMANS. BY JAMES ARMINIUS, D.D.I. THE THESIS TO BE PROVEDTHE CONNECTION OF THE SEVENTH CHAPTER WITH THE SIXTHTHE PROPOSITION OF THE APOSTLE Dehortatory.—VERSE THE FOURTEENTH 1.VERSE THE FIFTEENTHVERSE THE SIXTEENTH.VERSE THE SEVENTEENTHTHE EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH VERSESVERSE THE TWENTIETHVERSE THE TWENTY-FIRSTTHE TWENTY-SECOND AND TWENTY-THIRD VERSESTHE ANCIENT FATHERS CLEMENT OF ALEXANDRIA.VERSE THE TWENTY-FOURTHVERSE THE TWENTY-FIFTHTHE MAN ABOUT WHOM THE APOSTLE IS HERE TREATING, DO FAR AS HE IS: UNDER THE LAW.THE GRACE OF GOD THROUGH JESUS CHRIST.THE CONNECTION BETWEEN THE SEVENTH AND THE EIGHTH CHAPTERSI. THE OPINION WHICH IS TO BE CORROBORATED BY TESTIMONIESII. THE MOST ANCIENT AND MOST RESPECTABLE OF THE CHRISTIAN FATHERS APPROVE OF THE INTERPRETATION WHICH WE GIVE TO THIS CHAPTERIII. THE OPINION OF ST. AUGUSTINEOUR OPINION IS SUPPORTED BY SEVERAL WRITERS OF THE MIDDLE AGESV. THE FAVOURABLE TESTIMONIES OF MORE RECENT DIVINESI. THIS OPINION IS NEITHER HERETICAL NOR ALLIED TO ANY HERESYOUR OPINION IS DIRECTLY OPPOSED TO THE PELAGIAN HERESYFOURTH PARTI. THE OPPOSITE OPINION IS INJURIOUS TO GRACE AND HURTFUL TO GOOD MORALSVARIOUS OBJECTIONS IN FAVOUR OF THE COMMON INTERPRETATION ANSWEREDTHE CONCLUSION AN Examination and comparison of each of the three Interpretations of this chapter.A LETTER ADDRESSED TO HIPPOLYTUS A COLLIBUS, Ambassador from the most illustrious Prince, The elector Palatine, Frederick IV, To the Seven United Dutch Provinces: BY THE REV. JAMES ARMINIUS, D.D. OF OUDEWATER IN HOLLAND An Eminent Professor Of Sacred Theology, Likewise, CERTAIN ARTICLES To be subjected to a diligent examination, because some controversy has arisen about them among the Professors of the reformed Religion: In Which Arminius more fully declares his sentiments on theletter to readerA LETTER, BY THE REV. JAMES ARMINIUS, D.D. &c. &c. TO HIS EXCELLENCY, THE NOBLE LORD, HIPPOLYTUS A COLLIBUS, AMBASSADOR, FROM THE MOST ILLUSTRIOUS PRINCE, THE ELECTOR PALATINE, TO THE SEVEN UNITED DUTCH PROVINCES, JAMES ARMINIUS WISHETH HEALTH AND SUCCESS MOST NONOURABLE SIR:THE DIVINITY OF THE SON OF GOD.THE PROVIDENCE OF GODDIVINE PREDESTINATIONGRACE AND FREE WILLJUSTIFICATIONSCRIPTURE AND HUMAN TRADITIONSII. ON GOD CONSIDERED ACCORDING TO HIS NATUREIII. ON GOD, CONSIDERED ACCORDING TO THE RELATION BETWEEN THE PERSONS IN THE TRINITYIV. ON THE DECREE OF GODON PREDESTINATION TO SALVATION, AND ON DAMNATION CONSIDERED IN THE HIGHEST DEGREEON THE CREATION, AND CHIEFLY THAT OF MANON THE DOMINION OF GOD OVER THE CREATURES, AND CHIEFLY OVER MANON THE PROVIDENCE OF GOD 1ON PREDESTINATION, CONSIDERED IN THE PRIMEVAL STATE OF MANON THE CAUSE OF SIN UNIVERSALLYOF THE FALL OF ADAMON ORIGINAL SINON THE PREDESTINATION OF MAN CONSIDERED PARTLY IN HIS PRIMEVAL STATE, AND PARTLY IN THE FALLON PREDESTINATION CONSIDERED AFTER THE FALLON THE DECREES OF GOD WHICH CONCERN THE SALVATION OF SINFUL MEN, ACCORDING TO HIS OWN SENSEON CHRISTON THE VOCATION OF SINNERS TO COMMUNION WITH CHRIST, AND TO A PARTICIPATION OF HIS BENEFITSON PENITENCEON FAITHON REGENERATION AND THE REGENERATEON THE PERSEVERANCE OF SAINTSON THE ASSURANCE OF SALVATIONON THE JUSTIFICATION OF MAN AS A SINNER, BUT YET A BELIEVER, BEFORE GODON THE GOOD WORKS OF BELIEVERSON PRAYERON THE INFANTS OF BELIEVERS WHEN THEY ARE OFFERED FOR BAPTISMON THE SUPPER OF THE LORDON MAGISTRACYON THE CHURCH OF ROMELetter to Uytenbogard