For: Chapter I. Section 6. Page 8. From Booklet
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Which every minister of that church not only signs of his ordination, but has to declare his belief in, every time he enters on a
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So called after Pelagius (died about 400 A. D.), the early preacher of this Pelagian heresy;
as the same are called in our days, Arminians from the teachings of the more recent Jacab Harmensen (Latinized
Arminius) 1560-1609.
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The Thirty-nine Articles were originally written in Latin: and the Latin, translated "very far". is quam longissime,
i.e., as far as possible.
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The "mind" here is phronema, no nous, which is used of the new nature in Romans 7:23, 25.
The English work "mind" is used also of the old nature in Eph. 2:3, but there is dianoia, thoughts.
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