Fullers Thoughts
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10. 3 ! Chron. Xii. 15.
SCRIPTURE OBSERVATIONS 95 VI. SELF, SELF HURTER AI7HEN God, at the first day of judgment, arraigned Eve, she transferred her fault on the serpent which beguiled her. 1 This was one of the first-fruits of our depraved nature. But ever after regenerate men in scripture, making the confession of their sins (whereof many precedents), cast all the fault on them- selves alone: yea, David, when he numbered the people, though it be expressed that Satan provoked him thereunto, 2 ...and though David probably might be sensible of his temptation, yet he never accused the devil, but derived all the guilt on himself: I it is that have sinned: 3 good reason, for Satan hath no im- pulsive power, he may strike fire till he be weary (if his malice can be weary) ; except man's corruption brings the tinder, the match cannot be lighted. Away, then, with that plea of course : ■ THE DEVIL OWED ME A SHAME. ' Owe thee he might, but pay thee he could not unless thou wert as willing to take his black money as he to tender it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
10. 3 ! Chron. Xii. 15.
SCRIPTURE OBSERVATIONS 95 VI. SELF, SELF HURTER AI7HEN God, at the first day of judgment, arraigned Eve, she transferred her fault on the serpent which beguiled her. 1 This was one of the first-fruits of our depraved nature. But ever after regenerate men in scripture, making the confession of their sins (whereof many precedents), cast all the fault on them- selves alone: yea, David, when he numbered the people, though it be expressed that Satan provoked him thereunto, 2 ...and though David probably might be sensible of his temptation, yet he never accused the devil, but derived all the guilt on himself: I it is that have sinned: 3 good reason, for Satan hath no im- pulsive power, he may strike fire till he be weary (if his malice can be weary) ; except man's corruption brings the tinder, the match cannot be lighted. Away, then, with that plea of course : ■ THE DEVIL OWED ME A SHAME. ' Owe thee he might, but pay thee he could not unless thou wert as willing to take his black money as he to tender it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Fuller to read onlineMoreLess
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