A Discourse On the Covenant With Judas
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— If we must answer these questions in the negative, — andean it be doubted that we must. ' — aie we not furnished with a ready and conclusive answer to the question, What is the binding force, or obligation, of those vows or oaths, by winch men, in all ages, have sought to bind them- selves, to a violation or breach of the laws of God? — The government of God is not one which we have ordained, each for himself, and winch, therefore, each for himself can annul or throw off at his pleasure. We a...re not free to choose whether we will come under, or remain under his laws, or not. As we did not enact, we cannot repeal them ; as we did not ordain, we cannot annul them. By his law we are bound to tell the truth, before we can bind ourselves by an oath that we will tell a falsehood. The hand of the Most High had laid us under an obligation, attended by fearful sanctions, to do our brother good, long before we thought of bmding ourselves, under penalty of a great curse, to do him evil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— If we must answer these questions in the negative, — andean it be doubted that we must. ' — aie we not furnished with a ready and conclusive answer to the question, What is the binding force, or obligation, of those vows or oaths, by winch men, in all ages, have sought to bind them- selves, to a violation or breach of the laws of God? — The government of God is not one which we have ordained, each for himself, and winch, therefore, each for himself can annul or throw off at his pleasure. We a...re not free to choose whether we will come under, or remain under his laws, or not. As we did not enact, we cannot repeal them ; as we did not ordain, we cannot annul them. By his law we are bound to tell the truth, before we can bind ourselves by an oath that we will tell a falsehood. The hand of the Most High had laid us under an obligation, attended by fearful sanctions, to do our brother good, long before we thought of bmding ourselves, under penalty of a great curse, to do him evil.
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