A System of Divinity And Morality in a Series of Discourses On All the Essenti
A System of Divinity And Morality in a Series of Discourses On All the Essenti
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'* But not fo the bleflfed Jefus. For when the multitude would have made him king, he withdrew himfelf even by a miracle to avoid ir. He did not fummon to arms, but to repentance and newnefs of life. His kingdom was not of " this earthly Jerufalem, but of that which *' is to come. " He was indeed, truly their deliverer; net from the Roman yoke, but the more flavifli one of the law, from the bondage to fin and death. Was fhisthe air and language of ambition. '* the mien dnd fpirit of enthufiafm ...? or rather, that for one of 'lu his Difc. XIV. And refuted, 2pi his low condition to profefs himfelf the Meffiah in fo furprizing a manner, is an invincible teftimony, that he was really theChrift, that " his doftrine was " from God, and not of men. '* I Ihall draw only one inference, and that is.
The neceflity of believing, that Jefus is ^he Chrift. " Nothing indeed can fuperfede the oi^- " ligation of the moral law, which is of eternal *' duration :" And therefore too much cannot well be faid, of the eKcellency and ufe of the precepts of natural religion ; nor can the neceflity of their ob- fervance be too often and too warmly inculcated, confidered in themfelves exclufive of other dutie«j.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'* But not fo the bleflfed Jefus. For when the multitude would have made him king, he withdrew himfelf even by a miracle to avoid ir. He did not fummon to arms, but to repentance and newnefs of life. His kingdom was not of " this earthly Jerufalem, but of that which *' is to come. " He was indeed, truly their deliverer; net from the Roman yoke, but the more flavifli one of the law, from the bondage to fin and death. Was fhisthe air and language of ambition. '* the mien dnd fpirit of enthufiafm ...? or rather, that for one of 'lu his Difc. XIV. And refuted, 2pi his low condition to profefs himfelf the Meffiah in fo furprizing a manner, is an invincible teftimony, that he was really theChrift, that " his doftrine was " from God, and not of men. '* I Ihall draw only one inference, and that is.
The neceflity of believing, that Jefus is ^he Chrift. " Nothing indeed can fuperfede the oi^- " ligation of the moral law, which is of eternal *' duration :" And therefore too much cannot well be faid, of the eKcellency and ufe of the precepts of natural religion ; nor can the neceflity of their ob- fervance be too often and too warmly inculcated, confidered in themfelves exclufive of other dutie«j.
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