A Sermon Preached At Northampton October 27 1808 At the Opening of Northampt
A Sermon Preached At Northampton October 27 1808 At the Opening of Northampt
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Man is a feeble creature ; and dur- ing a long life, the greatest solitary exertions would eli'ect little. Were the undivided glory of any pro- duction then much greater than it is, when distributed ^mong all, who may claim a share, the dividend C '5 3 would in general be very small. But GOD has nd partner in the glory of HIS works. He is under no necessity of calling in the aid of his creatures for the execution of his greatest designs. The Father thro* the ai^rncy of his only begotten Son, cr...eated the world with all things now in existence, and neither angels nor archangels had any part in the work or the glory of it. The principalities and powers of Heaven were mere SPEC r ATORS of the work.
Once more ; I would observe, that God's designs were all perfect in the origin, neither wanting, nor capable of improvement. Not only the works of cre- ation, but those of providence and rdemption, were dictated by infiillible wisdr^im. " Known unto God are all his works, from the beginning of the wori«l, "*not excepted those which are accommodated to the actions of his creatures ; and it is impossible for any thing to frustrate his designs, or render any meas- ures needful on his part, that were not ordained from cternilv.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Man is a feeble creature ; and dur- ing a long life, the greatest solitary exertions would eli'ect little. Were the undivided glory of any pro- duction then much greater than it is, when distributed ^mong all, who may claim a share, the dividend C '5 3 would in general be very small. But GOD has nd partner in the glory of HIS works. He is under no necessity of calling in the aid of his creatures for the execution of his greatest designs. The Father thro* the ai^rncy of his only begotten Son, cr...eated the world with all things now in existence, and neither angels nor archangels had any part in the work or the glory of it. The principalities and powers of Heaven were mere SPEC r ATORS of the work.
Once more ; I would observe, that God's designs were all perfect in the origin, neither wanting, nor capable of improvement. Not only the works of cre- ation, but those of providence and rdemption, were dictated by infiillible wisdr^im. " Known unto God are all his works, from the beginning of the wori«l, "*not excepted those which are accommodated to the actions of his creatures ; and it is impossible for any thing to frustrate his designs, or render any meas- ures needful on his part, that were not ordained from cternilv.
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