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" **It may possibly serve a useful purpose, if we concentrate the whole subject which we have now been discussing, in a few succinct propositions.
^*The main characteristic of those happy be- ings, who dwell in heaven under the immediate government of God our Saviour, is love towards the Supreme Being; and this love is absolutely essential, both to their employments and their joys. On the contrary, the principal feature in the cha- racter of fallen man, is the absence of this love. Hence it fol...lows, that before he can enter heaven, the affections of man must be changed — he must be born again of the Spirit.
**The grand appointed instrument through which this change is effected, is the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ, in which are revealed to us the mer- cies of God, for the restoration and final happiness of man. The gospel is Hhe power of God unto sal- vation. ' ^*The principal of them is the contemplation of the Supreme Being. We ought to contemplate him, with humble gaatitude, as our Father by crea- tion; as the bounteous Giver of all our faculties on the one hand, and of the various provisions of nature on the other, by which those faculties are suited; as the Supreme conductor of the chain of events, for the ultimate good and happiness of his obedient children; and, above all, as the Author of redemp- tion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" **It may possibly serve a useful purpose, if we concentrate the whole subject which we have now been discussing, in a few succinct propositions.
^*The main characteristic of those happy be- ings, who dwell in heaven under the immediate government of God our Saviour, is love towards the Supreme Being; and this love is absolutely essential, both to their employments and their joys. On the contrary, the principal feature in the cha- racter of fallen man, is the absence of this love. Hence it fol...lows, that before he can enter heaven, the affections of man must be changed — he must be born again of the Spirit.
**The grand appointed instrument through which this change is effected, is the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ, in which are revealed to us the mer- cies of God, for the restoration and final happiness of man. The gospel is Hhe power of God unto sal- vation. ' ^*The principal of them is the contemplation of the Supreme Being. We ought to contemplate him, with humble gaatitude, as our Father by crea- tion; as the bounteous Giver of all our faculties on the one hand, and of the various provisions of nature on the other, by which those faculties are suited; as the Supreme conductor of the chain of events, for the ultimate good and happiness of his obedient children; and, above all, as the Author of redemp- tion.
What to read after A Span Classsearchtermspan Classsearchtermcollectionspanspan of?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hannah Logan Fisher Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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