The Works of James Arminius ... : Translated From the Latin, in in Three Volumes V.1
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They ought, therefore, to have reprehended, not the phrase itself, but the signification which I attach to it, if I explain it in a perverted manner. Thus incorrectly should I seem to have explained the Apostle's j^hrase if I had said, " the right- eousness of Christ is not imputed to us or does not justify us, but faith, or the act of believing, does." But I have already replied, that this assertion concerning me is untrue, and I have declared that I believe both these expressions to be true, ..." the righteousness of Christ is imputed to us," and '"''faith is impu- ted for righteousness." When they place these phrases in op- position to each other, they do this, not from the meaning which I affix to them, but from their own ; and, therefore, ac- cording to the signification which they give to them severally, they fabricate this calumny, which is an act of iniquity. But they will say, that I understand this phrase, " Faith is impu- ted for righteousness," in its jproper accej)tatlon, when it must be figuratively understood.
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They ought, therefore, to have reprehended, not the phrase itself, but the signification which I attach to it, if I explain it in a perverted manner. Thus incorrectly should I seem to have explained the Apostle's j^hrase if I had said, " the right- eousness of Christ is not imputed to us or does not justify us, but faith, or the act of believing, does." But I have already replied, that this assertion concerning me is untrue, and I have declared that I believe both these expressions to be true, ..." the righteousness of Christ is imputed to us," and '"''faith is impu- ted for righteousness." When they place these phrases in op- position to each other, they do this, not from the meaning which I affix to them, but from their own ; and, therefore, ac- cording to the signification which they give to them severally, they fabricate this calumny, which is an act of iniquity. But they will say, that I understand this phrase, " Faith is impu- ted for righteousness," in its jproper accej)tatlon, when it must be figuratively understood.
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