A Treatise On Justification
A Treatise On Justification
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The helpless sorrows and suf- ferings, and feebleness, and often death of infant human- ity, all result from sin — sin in the first of the race — the sin of all, through their first head, Adam. The very feebleness — the loss of power — the derangement of our faculties, all originate in sin, as their moral cause, and are penal results of it. The command, "take the talent from liim, " is founded upon the fact of its abuse — the priva- tion is penal — it is an expression of displeasure against the... sin of misuse. As certainly as the sin of intemper- ance is followed by loss of bodily health, soundness of con- stitution, trembling, feeblenss mania, delirium tremens, — that hell upon earth — and death, so certainly has the TO THE BIBLE. 165 sin of Adam opened the door of numberless maladies and paralysed the physical energies of the whole race.
2. Equally clear and humiliating is the truth, that the intellectual powers have suffered by the fall. Here let us particularize.
(1) The fact of human ignorance, is as clearly exhib- ited in the scriptures, as it is set forth before the eyes of all men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The helpless sorrows and suf- ferings, and feebleness, and often death of infant human- ity, all result from sin — sin in the first of the race — the sin of all, through their first head, Adam. The very feebleness — the loss of power — the derangement of our faculties, all originate in sin, as their moral cause, and are penal results of it. The command, "take the talent from liim, " is founded upon the fact of its abuse — the priva- tion is penal — it is an expression of displeasure against the... sin of misuse. As certainly as the sin of intemper- ance is followed by loss of bodily health, soundness of con- stitution, trembling, feeblenss mania, delirium tremens, — that hell upon earth — and death, so certainly has the TO THE BIBLE. 165 sin of Adam opened the door of numberless maladies and paralysed the physical energies of the whole race.
2. Equally clear and humiliating is the truth, that the intellectual powers have suffered by the fall. Here let us particularize.
(1) The fact of human ignorance, is as clearly exhib- ited in the scriptures, as it is set forth before the eyes of all men.
What to read after A Treatise On Justification?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Junkin to read onlineMoreLess
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