A Discourse Concerning I the True Import of the Words Election And Reprobatio
A Discourse Concerning I the True Import of the Words Election And Reprobatio
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18, ) and David, that he had placed his hope and trust in God 'from his youth. ' (Psalm Ixxi. 5. ) Thus it is said of Joseph's brethren, that they were * shepherds from their youth, ' (Gen. Xlvi. 34, ) and of the prophets in Zechary, that ' men taught them to keep cattle from their youth. ' (xiii. 5. ) OBJECTION FOUKTH. They cite to this purpose those words of Christ, ' that which is born of the flesh is flesh, ' (John iii. 6, ) whence they infer, that " man in his natural estate can do nothing... but what is carnal, and therefore sinful, and only can begin to do what is good spiritually, when he is born again of the Spirit;' 9 whereas, ANSWER. This exposition renders it impossible for a man to do any thing towards his own conversion, and so renders all God's commands and exhortations to the wicked to t turn themselves from their iniquity, ' all his promises of pardon and reconciliation to them that do so, and all his threats of death if they neglecUto. Do so, all his complaints against them that they would not do so, vain and absurd; and, as Cyril 2 ' of Alexandria saith, pa^wfapa, xevov,
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18, ) and David, that he had placed his hope and trust in God 'from his youth. ' (Psalm Ixxi. 5. ) Thus it is said of Joseph's brethren, that they were * shepherds from their youth, ' (Gen. Xlvi. 34, ) and of the prophets in Zechary, that ' men taught them to keep cattle from their youth. ' (xiii. 5. ) OBJECTION FOUKTH. They cite to this purpose those words of Christ, ' that which is born of the flesh is flesh, ' (John iii. 6, ) whence they infer, that " man in his natural estate can do nothing... but what is carnal, and therefore sinful, and only can begin to do what is good spiritually, when he is born again of the Spirit;' 9 whereas, ANSWER. This exposition renders it impossible for a man to do any thing towards his own conversion, and so renders all God's commands and exhortations to the wicked to t turn themselves from their iniquity, ' all his promises of pardon and reconciliation to them that do so, and all his threats of death if they neglecUto. Do so, all his complaints against them that they would not do so, vain and absurd; and, as Cyril 2 ' of Alexandria saith, pa^wfapa, xevov,
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