A Plain Commentary On the book of Psalms, the Prayer-Book Version, volume 1
A Plain Commentary On the book of Psalms, the Prayer-Book Version, volume 1
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It is prepared for the redeemed alone. From that regenerated world each tree that bringeth forth evil fruit is rooted out, and cast into the fire. So it must be. Each one who commits a wilful sin takes his place among the enemies of Christ : ' He crucifies to himself the Son of God afresh, and puts Him to an open shame.' He would, if it were possible, bury Him again within the rock of his hardened heart, and seal the stone, that He might never rise. It is but a vain device.
The King of all spir...its, and the Searcher of all hearts, has risen and ascended into Heaven, and sat down upon His almighty throne; and they who will be His people, and will obey Him, and will love Him, shall be His both in time and in eternity ; and they who refuse to love Him, and will not be His, by Digitized by VjOOQ IC PS. XXI.] ON THE BOOK OF PSALMS. 13^ that very act drive themselves away from Him ; by that very act pierce themselves through with many and immortal sorrows; by that very act are 'pun- ished with everlasting destruction from the presence of the Lord.' 13.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is prepared for the redeemed alone. From that regenerated world each tree that bringeth forth evil fruit is rooted out, and cast into the fire. So it must be. Each one who commits a wilful sin takes his place among the enemies of Christ : ' He crucifies to himself the Son of God afresh, and puts Him to an open shame.' He would, if it were possible, bury Him again within the rock of his hardened heart, and seal the stone, that He might never rise. It is but a vain device.
The King of all spir...its, and the Searcher of all hearts, has risen and ascended into Heaven, and sat down upon His almighty throne; and they who will be His people, and will obey Him, and will love Him, shall be His both in time and in eternity ; and they who refuse to love Him, and will not be His, by Digitized by VjOOQ IC PS. XXI.] ON THE BOOK OF PSALMS. 13^ that very act drive themselves away from Him ; by that very act pierce themselves through with many and immortal sorrows; by that very act are 'pun- ished with everlasting destruction from the presence of the Lord.' 13.
What to read after A Plain Commentary On the book of Psalms, the Prayer-Book Version, volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Fraser to read onlineMoreLess
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