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Scrap Book of Mormon Literature (Vol. 1 of 2) Religious Tracts

Rich, Ben. E. (Benjamin Erastus), 1855-1913 [Publisher]· 2 chapters· 220,427 words

never have made any other conditions known. The devils believe and tremble, but we are not informed that they will be saved. Faith is only valued by the works it leads to. Without works we have no evidence that a man has faith.

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1. ii. If faith had been sufficient for salvation, Jesus Christ would

never have made any other conditions known. The devils believe and tremble, but we are not informed that they will be saved. Faith is only valued by the works it leads to. Witho...

2. part 4.

The beauty of this doctrine is that it very clearly indicates that there cannot be a never-ending punishment for those who die unconverted, as taught in the churches of Christen...