Letters of Thomas Erskine of Linlathen
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You say that Mr. C. Held that the outward thing professing to be of God must catch hold of the witness for God within me, else I am irresponsible in rejecting it. Now I am sure that he meant to say, that there must be something within, on which the outward things may take hold, else there can be no responsibility. There must be the faculty of sight, else there can be no responsibility for not seeing.
My dear friend, I see that you are much fixed in these things. I believe them to be delusions ;... I see in them a return to Judaism, and a real throwing away of the spiri- tual dispensation under the show of maintaining it. The true spiritual dispensation does not consist in the outward voice of God in the Church, for the Jews had that in their carnal church in the wilderness. It consists in the indwell- ing of the Spirit in the heart, in knowing God personally in the heart. Not that I at all mean to reject the outward voice as inconsistent with the spiritual dispensation, but I must have evidence for its reality much stronger than what at one time satisfied me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You say that Mr. C. Held that the outward thing professing to be of God must catch hold of the witness for God within me, else I am irresponsible in rejecting it. Now I am sure that he meant to say, that there must be something within, on which the outward things may take hold, else there can be no responsibility. There must be the faculty of sight, else there can be no responsibility for not seeing.
My dear friend, I see that you are much fixed in these things. I believe them to be delusions ;... I see in them a return to Judaism, and a real throwing away of the spiri- tual dispensation under the show of maintaining it. The true spiritual dispensation does not consist in the outward voice of God in the Church, for the Jews had that in their carnal church in the wilderness. It consists in the indwell- ing of the Spirit in the heart, in knowing God personally in the heart. Not that I at all mean to reject the outward voice as inconsistent with the spiritual dispensation, but I must have evidence for its reality much stronger than what at one time satisfied me.
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