Farewell to the First Congregational Church in Norwalk, Conn., Sabbath, April 29, 1855.
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298-9.] "Meantime Christ is seen, in all that he doe's, to be acting as a power, a renovflting and qui<;leening pmoer ; just as he is constantly represented in the Scriptuf es. All results,' whether of justification or sanctification, for they are essentially implicated one with the other, he accomplishes, by what he does in us, and not by something done upon God. And so that large part, that almost body itself of the Christian doctrine of grace, which has fallen, so generally, out of place in the meager terms of our speculatiTC theolo^, is restored It is not said that Christ ha^ opened a passage through the law, by some action on one side of us, and bought the Holy Spirit to lead us th/i'ough it ; and that this is the whole plan of salvation — which, m fact, no preacher, though he affirm it a hundred times a day, can really adhere to so as not to break over it, in appeals that offer Christ to Idve and feeling — but the doctrine is, that Christ is wholly a power, the wisdom of God and the power ; a convincirig, eonstrainiiig, justifying grace of love offered to thought witlf^ut, and operating formatively with the undistingmsnable grace of the Spirit within ; so that wheii the soul receives him and rests her faith in him, Christ is.formed within as the principle of eternal life and beatific union with God.
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298-9.] "Meantime Christ is seen, in all that he doe's, to be acting as a power, a renovflting and qui<;leening pmoer ; just as he is constantly represented in the Scriptuf es. All results,' whether of justification or sanctification, for they are essentially implicated one with the other, he accomplishes, by what he does in us, and not by something done upon God. And so that large part, that almost body itself of the Christian doctrine of grace, which has fallen, so generally, out of place in the meager terms of our speculatiTC theolo^, is restored It is not said that Christ ha^ opened a passage through the law, by some action on one side of us, and bought the Holy Spirit to lead us th/i'ough it ; and that this is the whole plan of salvation — which, m fact, no preacher, though he affirm it a hundred times a day, can really adhere to so as not to break over it, in appeals that offer Christ to Idve and feeling — but the doctrine is, that Christ is wholly a power, the wisdom of God and the power ; a convincirig, eonstrainiiig, justifying grace of love offered to thought witlf^ut, and operating formatively with the undistingmsnable grace of the Spirit within ; so that wheii the soul receives him and rests her faith in him, Christ is.formed within as the principle of eternal life and beatific union with God.
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