A Dissertation On Native Depravity
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53 There are two ways, and only two, in which the creatures of God, either in this or any other world, can be saved. One is by their personal innocence and rectitude; so that they do not deserve the divine displeasure, and therefore cannot be condemned justly; the other is by being pardoned and rescued from a perdition they deserve, freely by the grace of God, that is in Christ Jesus. These two methods of salvation are not only entirely distinct, but directly opposite. Grace cannot save, where ...justice cannot condemn ; and on the other hand, justice cannot condemn, where grace is not necessary to save. Now the simple question is, do the Scriptures rest the salvation of infants upon their own native innocence, or upon the mere mercy of God through Jesus Christ? If upon their own native innocence, then all who die in infancy have no part in the great redemp- tion ; never illustrate the wisdom, and riches, and glory of redeeming mercy; never have washed their garments and made them white in the blood of the Lamb ; can never lift up their voices, in the present world, with the song, Unto him that loved us, and icashed us from our sins in his oivn blood; nor stand with those in the world to come, who say.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
53 There are two ways, and only two, in which the creatures of God, either in this or any other world, can be saved. One is by their personal innocence and rectitude; so that they do not deserve the divine displeasure, and therefore cannot be condemned justly; the other is by being pardoned and rescued from a perdition they deserve, freely by the grace of God, that is in Christ Jesus. These two methods of salvation are not only entirely distinct, but directly opposite. Grace cannot save, where ...justice cannot condemn ; and on the other hand, justice cannot condemn, where grace is not necessary to save. Now the simple question is, do the Scriptures rest the salvation of infants upon their own native innocence, or upon the mere mercy of God through Jesus Christ? If upon their own native innocence, then all who die in infancy have no part in the great redemp- tion ; never illustrate the wisdom, and riches, and glory of redeeming mercy; never have washed their garments and made them white in the blood of the Lamb ; can never lift up their voices, in the present world, with the song, Unto him that loved us, and icashed us from our sins in his oivn blood; nor stand with those in the world to come, who say.
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