Memoirs, Including Letters & Select Remains of John Urquhart ... 2
Memoirs, Including Letters & Select Remains of John Urquhart ... 2
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I have nothing new to write you, my dear sister, on the subject of religion. All my little expe- rience of a deceitful world, and a still more de- ceitful heart, tends only to confirm me in the belief of those grand truths which the Lord has permitted us to know from infancy* When the heart is overwhelmed with guilt, there is nothing can give comfort but the consideration that Christ 190 MBMOIRS OP has made a full atonement; and the repeated de- clarations of Scripture, that if we believe on th...e Ijotd Jesus Christ we shall be saved. The gos- pel cannot be believed, till we feel that we are guilty. It is one thing to think of the death of Christ, when we have no apprehensions aboat our state in a future world; and a very different thing indeed to cateh a glimpse of this way of escape, when justice has shut up every other aveooe, and the wrath of God seems ready to bmrst upon the soul which feels itself to be accursed. Ay, then ife can estimate, in some degree, the value of a pardon which the Son of God had to leave heaven to procure; we can then tell something of what is meant by having peoce with God,' — we experience the blessedness 'of the man whose iniquiti^ are pardoned.' Now this guilt and exposure to the wrath of God, is not an imaginary case, into the beiief of which we may work ourselves* It is the plain matter of faet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have nothing new to write you, my dear sister, on the subject of religion. All my little expe- rience of a deceitful world, and a still more de- ceitful heart, tends only to confirm me in the belief of those grand truths which the Lord has permitted us to know from infancy* When the heart is overwhelmed with guilt, there is nothing can give comfort but the consideration that Christ 190 MBMOIRS OP has made a full atonement; and the repeated de- clarations of Scripture, that if we believe on th...e Ijotd Jesus Christ we shall be saved. The gos- pel cannot be believed, till we feel that we are guilty. It is one thing to think of the death of Christ, when we have no apprehensions aboat our state in a future world; and a very different thing indeed to cateh a glimpse of this way of escape, when justice has shut up every other aveooe, and the wrath of God seems ready to bmrst upon the soul which feels itself to be accursed. Ay, then ife can estimate, in some degree, the value of a pardon which the Son of God had to leave heaven to procure; we can then tell something of what is meant by having peoce with God,' — we experience the blessedness 'of the man whose iniquiti^ are pardoned.' Now this guilt and exposure to the wrath of God, is not an imaginary case, into the beiief of which we may work ourselves* It is the plain matter of faet.
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