Nine Sermons On the Nature of the Evidence By Which the Fact of Our Lords Resu
Nine Sermons On the Nature of the Evidence By Which the Fact of Our Lords Resu
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So soon as the expiation was complete, justice required that the Redeemers suf- ferings should terminate, and his resurrection to life and glory was the immediate consequence. Our justification, you will observe, is quite a distinct thing from the final absolution of good men in the general judgment. Every man's final doom will 192 depend upon the diligence which he uses in the pre- sent life, to improve under the means and motives for improvement which the gospel furnishes. Our justification i...s the grace *'in which we now stand. " It is that general act of mercy which was previously necessary on the part of God, to render the attain- ment of salvation possible to those who had once been wilfully rebellious, and to the last continue liable to the surprises of temptation. It is that act of mercy which conveys to all true penitents a free pardon of all sins committed before con- version, and a free pardon of the sins of incu- rable infirmity after conversion. This act of mercy is the immediate benefit of Christ's death ; it hath no respect to any merits of the individuals to whom it is applied ; its very foundation is, that all are concluded under sin ; it embraces all without distinction, and is procured by the sole merit of our Lord's atonement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So soon as the expiation was complete, justice required that the Redeemers suf- ferings should terminate, and his resurrection to life and glory was the immediate consequence. Our justification, you will observe, is quite a distinct thing from the final absolution of good men in the general judgment. Every man's final doom will 192 depend upon the diligence which he uses in the pre- sent life, to improve under the means and motives for improvement which the gospel furnishes. Our justification i...s the grace *'in which we now stand. " It is that general act of mercy which was previously necessary on the part of God, to render the attain- ment of salvation possible to those who had once been wilfully rebellious, and to the last continue liable to the surprises of temptation. It is that act of mercy which conveys to all true penitents a free pardon of all sins committed before con- version, and a free pardon of the sins of incu- rable infirmity after conversion. This act of mercy is the immediate benefit of Christ's death ; it hath no respect to any merits of the individuals to whom it is applied ; its very foundation is, that all are concluded under sin ; it embraces all without distinction, and is procured by the sole merit of our Lord's atonement.
What to read after Nine Sermons On the Nature of the Evidence By Which the Fact of Our Lords Resu?
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