Critical And Explanatory Notes On Many Passages of the New Testament Which to Co
Critical And Explanatory Notes On Many Passages of the New Testament Which to Co
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Ch. 4. And Part 1. Ch, 4. The fall has not so disabled men, but that " they can love God, repent of sin, believe in Christ, and perform every re- ligious duty, as well as they can think, or speak, or walk. " Emmonsyp. 246. « Men have lost none of their ability to obey his commands by the fall. " « They are aft really able to obey every divine ^ command, as Adam was, when - he came out of the forming i hand of his Maker. " M. M. Mag. Vol. 3. Fl. 369. " Impenitent sinners are as really possessed ...of strength of capacity to love and serve God as saints. Their power or ca- pacity to obey the divine com- mands, is as great as to disobey them. " Masa. M. Mag. Vol. 3. P. 415. • A distinction is observed by Hopkins and others, between total and univertal depravity. Total moral depravity is an entire depravation of the heart^OT affections; and this tlie Hopkinsians admit : but universal depravity means the defilement of the under ttanding, conscience, and all the natural povjfrt of the soul, as well as of the cordial^KacHons ; which they deny.
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Ch. 4. And Part 1. Ch, 4. The fall has not so disabled men, but that " they can love God, repent of sin, believe in Christ, and perform every re- ligious duty, as well as they can think, or speak, or walk. " Emmonsyp. 246. « Men have lost none of their ability to obey his commands by the fall. " « They are aft really able to obey every divine ^ command, as Adam was, when - he came out of the forming i hand of his Maker. " M. M. Mag. Vol. 3. Fl. 369. " Impenitent sinners are as really possessed ...of strength of capacity to love and serve God as saints. Their power or ca- pacity to obey the divine com- mands, is as great as to disobey them. " Masa. M. Mag. Vol. 3. P. 415. • A distinction is observed by Hopkins and others, between total and univertal depravity. Total moral depravity is an entire depravation of the heart^OT affections; and this tlie Hopkinsians admit : but universal depravity means the defilement of the under ttanding, conscience, and all the natural povjfrt of the soul, as well as of the cordial^KacHons ; which they deny.
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