A Collection of Interesting Tracts, Explaining Several Important Points of Scripture Doctrine
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Therefore they are nothing to me. I am not of that number. And I can never be : for his decree is unchangeable. Has he already tasted of the good word, and the powers of the world to come ? Being jus- tified by faith hath he peace with God 1 Then sin hath no dominion over him. But by and by, considering he may iallfcndhj indeed, but cannot ^aW finally ^ he is not so jealous over himself as he was at first, he grows a little and a little slacker, till ere long he falls again into the sin fi-om w...hich he was clean escaped. As soon as you perceive he is entangled again and overcome, you apply the scriptures relating to that state. You conjure him not to harden his heart any more, lest his last state be worse than the first. "How can that be, says he, once in grace, always in grace : and I am sure I was in grace once. You shall never tear away my shield." So he sinS on, and sleeps on till he awakes in hell.
LXXXVH; The observing these melancholy exam- ples day by day, this dreadful havoc which the devil makes of souls, especially of those who had begun to run well, by means of this anti-scriptural doctrine, con- Wains me to oppose it fi'om the same principle whereon I labour to save souls from destruction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Therefore they are nothing to me. I am not of that number. And I can never be : for his decree is unchangeable. Has he already tasted of the good word, and the powers of the world to come ? Being jus- tified by faith hath he peace with God 1 Then sin hath no dominion over him. But by and by, considering he may iallfcndhj indeed, but cannot ^aW finally ^ he is not so jealous over himself as he was at first, he grows a little and a little slacker, till ere long he falls again into the sin fi-om w...hich he was clean escaped. As soon as you perceive he is entangled again and overcome, you apply the scriptures relating to that state. You conjure him not to harden his heart any more, lest his last state be worse than the first. "How can that be, says he, once in grace, always in grace : and I am sure I was in grace once. You shall never tear away my shield." So he sinS on, and sleeps on till he awakes in hell.
LXXXVH; The observing these melancholy exam- ples day by day, this dreadful havoc which the devil makes of souls, especially of those who had begun to run well, by means of this anti-scriptural doctrine, con- Wains me to oppose it fi'om the same principle whereon I labour to save souls from destruction.
What to read after A Collection of Interesting Tracts, Explaining Several Important Points of Scripture Doctrine?
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