An Essay On the Scriptural Doctrine of Immortality
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Iii. 13), righteousness dwells, "come to worship the Lord. " Of _theseworshippers_, consisting of "all flesh, " it is affirmed that "theyshall go forth and look upon the carcases of the transgressors, " which, on account of the ill savour coming up from them, will be "an abhorringto all flesh" (compare Isa. Xxxiv. 3). Thus there is here represented, but by a different figure, the same truth as that which has alreadybeen deduced from the ascending up for ever and ever of the brimstonesmoke of to...rment (see pp. 61 and 65); namely, {92} that the subjectingof all the deeds and secrets of the present life to the scrutiny ofjudgment, and the consequent condemnation of all the unredeemed to thepains of a second death, will have the effect of making sin against a"faithful Creator" to be seen and felt to be so hateful and abominablea thing, that such sin will cease to be possible, notwithstanding thatall men will retain individuality and volition. For all will thus atlength be made new creatures incapable of sinning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Iii. 13), righteousness dwells, "come to worship the Lord. " Of _theseworshippers_, consisting of "all flesh, " it is affirmed that "theyshall go forth and look upon the carcases of the transgressors, " which, on account of the ill savour coming up from them, will be "an abhorringto all flesh" (compare Isa. Xxxiv. 3). Thus there is here represented, but by a different figure, the same truth as that which has alreadybeen deduced from the ascending up for ever and ever of the brimstonesmoke of to...rment (see pp. 61 and 65); namely, {92} that the subjectingof all the deeds and secrets of the present life to the scrutiny ofjudgment, and the consequent condemnation of all the unredeemed to thepains of a second death, will have the effect of making sin against a"faithful Creator" to be seen and felt to be so hateful and abominablea thing, that such sin will cease to be possible, notwithstanding thatall men will retain individuality and volition. For all will thus atlength be made new creatures incapable of sinning.
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