Letters Practical And Consolatory Designed to Illustrate the Nature And Tende
Letters Practical And Consolatory Designed to Illustrate the Nature And Tende
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Safety, indeed, may be earnestly desired, but holy intercourse with God, and spiritual enjoyments, are not. In such circumstances, let the disorder be fully exposed, and every false hope shaken to the foundation. The fear that the divine word will fail, is a very different thing from the dread of being deceived by our own hearts. The more that we distrust our deceitful hearts, the more shall we trust in the divine testimony.
When the cause of distress is, that the truth has been forsaken, it is... of the first importance to direct the distressed to the only balm for his wound, and to the immediate ex- ercise of faith in the atonement. Though no particular known transgression has been indulged in, the faith of the gospel has been declining. The hopes of the mind cannot be solid, unless "they are built on the work of the Saviour. They arc often however too easily raised or sunk, accord- ing to the pleasant and agreeable nature of our feelings on the one hand, and their dull and unpleasant nature on the other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Safety, indeed, may be earnestly desired, but holy intercourse with God, and spiritual enjoyments, are not. In such circumstances, let the disorder be fully exposed, and every false hope shaken to the foundation. The fear that the divine word will fail, is a very different thing from the dread of being deceived by our own hearts. The more that we distrust our deceitful hearts, the more shall we trust in the divine testimony.
When the cause of distress is, that the truth has been forsaken, it is... of the first importance to direct the distressed to the only balm for his wound, and to the immediate ex- ercise of faith in the atonement. Though no particular known transgression has been indulged in, the faith of the gospel has been declining. The hopes of the mind cannot be solid, unless "they are built on the work of the Saviour. They arc often however too easily raised or sunk, accord- ing to the pleasant and agreeable nature of our feelings on the one hand, and their dull and unpleasant nature on the other.
What to read after Letters Practical And Consolatory Designed to Illustrate the Nature And Tende?
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