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"As no temporal blessing is good enough to be a sign of eternal election; so no temporal affliction is bad enough to be an evidence of reprobation."
Arrowsmith
Arrowsmith
posted by agonizomai at 12:01 am
Tuesday, June 08, 2010
Tony Hayling
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4 Comments:
Arrowsmith? Is that you again, or just someone I've never heard of?
Wait a minute, aren't they are rock band???
Derek,
Definitely NOT the Rock Band. Probably John Arrowsmith 1602-1559, an English theologian and academic, and who was a mover and shaker at Cambridge.
I do confess, however, that my citation was from a secondary source and I cannot say in which of his works said quote can be found.
I suggest you ask a Clarkian, since they are always infallible.
Blessings,
Tony
Oh, I thought you might have made a new pseudonym in honor of your retirement from blogdom.
"Ask a Clarkian." LOL. You must have read my latest post! :)
I'm DEFINITELY going to miss you. Just this morning I was taking stock of how much I've learned and grown through your work. And there's still a whole bunch I haven't heard yet, so I'll be catching up for a few years.
Blessings,
Derek
Derek,
I read all of your posts and will continue to do so. I'm just not much for commenting and you always make your points so well.
It seems that Arrowsnmith lived a life of 43 years BACKWARDS (1602-1559??!!??), instead of a life of 57 years forwards. Should be 1602-1659. Not my first mistake and definitely not my my last.
Write me for a perspective whenever the commenters get too uppity and you feel the need.
Blessings,
Tony
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