A Candid And Impartial Inquiry Into the Present State of the Methodist Societies
A Candid And Impartial Inquiry Into the Present State of the Methodist Societies
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Repeating the very treason for which he had been just before sentenced to death ! And no better title than this, it seems, can be allowed to the ransomed sons of God ; to their glorious and incorruptible inheritance ! No ; * One who is ranked among the preachers of the gospel. He may probably recollect his own words, and the bitterness with which he enforced them, both in the pulpit and out of it.
t Rom. Yiii. 14, -17. V. 1. — Gal. Iv. 4. -7. Part I. L 162 INQUIRY INTO THE we say, let the pardo...ned rebel go, and make use of his restored liberty in meriting or conquering a king- dom for himself, if he can ; but let him not presume to aspire to a share of his sovereign's throne, unless he can produce a better title to it than the mere re- mission of well-merited punishment, as the sanction of his pretensions.
Happily for us, God hath never separated the blessing of justification from the pardon of sin. Had he done so, that pardon would have been of little use to us. At the next temptation our guilt would have returned, and we should again have fallen under the condemnation of the law of God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Repeating the very treason for which he had been just before sentenced to death ! And no better title than this, it seems, can be allowed to the ransomed sons of God ; to their glorious and incorruptible inheritance ! No ; * One who is ranked among the preachers of the gospel. He may probably recollect his own words, and the bitterness with which he enforced them, both in the pulpit and out of it.
t Rom. Yiii. 14, -17. V. 1. — Gal. Iv. 4. -7. Part I. L 162 INQUIRY INTO THE we say, let the pardo...ned rebel go, and make use of his restored liberty in meriting or conquering a king- dom for himself, if he can ; but let him not presume to aspire to a share of his sovereign's throne, unless he can produce a better title to it than the mere re- mission of well-merited punishment, as the sanction of his pretensions.
Happily for us, God hath never separated the blessing of justification from the pardon of sin. Had he done so, that pardon would have been of little use to us. At the next temptation our guilt would have returned, and we should again have fallen under the condemnation of the law of God.
What to read after A Candid And Impartial Inquiry Into the Present State of the Methodist Societies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Otho John Otho Paget to read onlineMoreLess
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