A Treatise Concerning Religious Affections in Three Parts
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And as Grace increafes, the Fields opens more and more to a diilant View, 'till the Soul is Iwal- lowed up with the Vaftnels of the Cbjcdl, and the Per- fon is aflonifbed to think how much it becomes him to love this God, and this glorious Redeemer, that has fo loved Man, and how little he does love. And fo the mere he apprehends^ the more the Smallnefs of his Grace Part III. Of gracious Affe5tiom, 295 Grace and Love appears ftrange and wonderful : And therefore is more ready to think that othe...rs are beyond him. For wondering at the Littlenefs of his own Grace, he can fcarcely believe that fo ftrange a Thing happens to other Saints: 'Tis amazing to him, that one that is really a Child of God, and that has adlually received the laving Benefits of that iinfpeakable Love of Chrift, fliould love no more : And he is apt to look upon it as a Thing peculiar to himfelf, a ftrange and exempt Inftance; for he fees only the outfide of other Chrifti- ans, but he fees his own infide.
Here the Reader may poflibly obje61:, that Love to God is really increafed, in Proportion as the Knowledge of God is increafed-, and therefore how lliould an Increafe of Kn9wledge in a Saint, m.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And as Grace increafes, the Fields opens more and more to a diilant View, 'till the Soul is Iwal- lowed up with the Vaftnels of the Cbjcdl, and the Per- fon is aflonifbed to think how much it becomes him to love this God, and this glorious Redeemer, that has fo loved Man, and how little he does love. And fo the mere he apprehends^ the more the Smallnefs of his Grace Part III. Of gracious Affe5tiom, 295 Grace and Love appears ftrange and wonderful : And therefore is more ready to think that othe...rs are beyond him. For wondering at the Littlenefs of his own Grace, he can fcarcely believe that fo ftrange a Thing happens to other Saints: 'Tis amazing to him, that one that is really a Child of God, and that has adlually received the laving Benefits of that iinfpeakable Love of Chrift, fliould love no more : And he is apt to look upon it as a Thing peculiar to himfelf, a ftrange and exempt Inftance; for he fees only the outfide of other Chrifti- ans, but he fees his own infide.
Here the Reader may poflibly obje61:, that Love to God is really increafed, in Proportion as the Knowledge of God is increafed-, and therefore how lliould an Increafe of Kn9wledge in a Saint, m.
What to read after A Treatise Concerning Religious Affections in Three Parts?
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