Discourses On Various Points of Christian Faith And Practice Most of Which Wer
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He alone works in us both to will and to do. I will therefore live in hope that I shall be compelled to enter into the kingdom of heaven ; and in the mean while, surely but little blame can attach itself to one who is thus absolutely dependent for all holi- ness upon the efficacy of Divine influence, " 5. Guilt, awakened by conscience, imagines that it truly longs for this influence, and murmurs be- cause it has not received it. — ''^ How long, " it says, " will God withhold from me the energy ...of his grace ? My ardent wish is to be made holy and happy. I see the extreme wickedness of my own heart. I feel that I am unable to change its pollu- ted aff'ections. How often have I sought carefully the interposition of Divine assistance, and yet have not found it ? What else can I do that I have not done ?" Such, my hearers, are some of the repugnancies which the sinner feels against the doctrine of Divine influence, and some of the perversions which he makes of it. I propose to consider them in their order, and to shew, that although some of them may, in a few instances, originate from misappre- hension and mistake, yet that most of them always 148 DISCOURSE XI.
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He alone works in us both to will and to do. I will therefore live in hope that I shall be compelled to enter into the kingdom of heaven ; and in the mean while, surely but little blame can attach itself to one who is thus absolutely dependent for all holi- ness upon the efficacy of Divine influence, " 5. Guilt, awakened by conscience, imagines that it truly longs for this influence, and murmurs be- cause it has not received it. — ''^ How long, " it says, " will God withhold from me the energy ...of his grace ? My ardent wish is to be made holy and happy. I see the extreme wickedness of my own heart. I feel that I am unable to change its pollu- ted aff'ections. How often have I sought carefully the interposition of Divine assistance, and yet have not found it ? What else can I do that I have not done ?" Such, my hearers, are some of the repugnancies which the sinner feels against the doctrine of Divine influence, and some of the perversions which he makes of it. I propose to consider them in their order, and to shew, that although some of them may, in a few instances, originate from misappre- hension and mistake, yet that most of them always 148 DISCOURSE XI.
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