Address to the Inhabitants of the Colonies, Established in New South Wales And Norfolk Island
Address to the Inhabitants of the Colonies, Established in New South Wales And Norfolk Island
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For the joys of heaven, and the pains of hell will be eternal. Otherwise, indeed, neither the happiness nor the misery of a futurestate could be complete. It would damp the joys of the blessed, toapprehend that they must at length terminate. And the horrors of thedamned would be in a degree alleviated, if there was the most distantprospect that they would have a period. But the word of God assures us, that believers, after death, enter into life eternal, and that thepunishment of the wicked wil...l be everlasting [Matt. Xxv. 46. ;Dan. Xii. 2. ; 2 Thes. I. 7-10. ].
I have now given you a summary of the great truths, which, as aminister of the gospel, I am commissioned and commanded to preach. And I can call God and your consciences to witness, that I have notshunned thus to declare to you the whole counsel of God [Acts xx. 27. ]. I have explained to you the meaning, and I have urged the importanceof these things over and over. I have pointed out to you, thewretched and dangerous condition of sinners, the necessity ofconversion or the new birth, the nature of this change, and by whatpower it is wrought, and the fruits and effects which such a changewill produce in a man's tempers, words and actions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the joys of heaven, and the pains of hell will be eternal. Otherwise, indeed, neither the happiness nor the misery of a futurestate could be complete. It would damp the joys of the blessed, toapprehend that they must at length terminate. And the horrors of thedamned would be in a degree alleviated, if there was the most distantprospect that they would have a period. But the word of God assures us, that believers, after death, enter into life eternal, and that thepunishment of the wicked wil...l be everlasting [Matt. Xxv. 46. ;Dan. Xii. 2. ; 2 Thes. I. 7-10. ].
I have now given you a summary of the great truths, which, as aminister of the gospel, I am commissioned and commanded to preach. And I can call God and your consciences to witness, that I have notshunned thus to declare to you the whole counsel of God [Acts xx. 27. ]. I have explained to you the meaning, and I have urged the importanceof these things over and over. I have pointed out to you, thewretched and dangerous condition of sinners, the necessity ofconversion or the new birth, the nature of this change, and by whatpower it is wrought, and the fruits and effects which such a changewill produce in a man's tempers, words and actions.
What to read after Address to the Inhabitants of the Colonies, Established in New South Wales And Norfolk Island?
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