Observations On Southeys Life of Wesley Being a Defence of the Character L
Observations On Southeys Life of Wesley Being a Defence of the Character L
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That he might plead the authority of the greater number of them for the communication of that assurance to the mind by the direct agency of the Holy Spirit.
3. That his mind was too discriminating not to perceive, that in the scheme of assurance by infer- ence from moral changes only, there was a total neglect of the offices explicitly ascribed to the Holy Spirit in the New Testament, and which on this scheme are unnecessary, viz. That of bearing witness with the spirits of believers, that they... are the children of God — that of the Spirit of adoption, by which they call God Father in that special sense in ( 74 ) which it is correlative to that sonship which we obtain only by a justifying faith in Christ; and that of a Comforter, promised to the disciples to abide with them "for ever/' that their "joy might be full. " 4. That in the scheme of inferential assurance, when stated, as above, in a way most accordant with the work of the Holy Spirit on the mind ; the doctrine of his direct agency in producing love, and peace, and joy, feelings which could not exist in the degree spoken of in the Gospel as attainable by believers, without a previous, or concomitant assur- ance of the Divine favour, is implied ; and he felt therefore, that it ought to be fully avowed and taught, both as a less ambiguous method of stating the doctrine, and because the sense of several im- portant passages of Scripture are more fully expressed by it, and all the offices ascribed to the Holy Ghost, in them are acknowledged.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That he might plead the authority of the greater number of them for the communication of that assurance to the mind by the direct agency of the Holy Spirit.
3. That his mind was too discriminating not to perceive, that in the scheme of assurance by infer- ence from moral changes only, there was a total neglect of the offices explicitly ascribed to the Holy Spirit in the New Testament, and which on this scheme are unnecessary, viz. That of bearing witness with the spirits of believers, that they... are the children of God — that of the Spirit of adoption, by which they call God Father in that special sense in ( 74 ) which it is correlative to that sonship which we obtain only by a justifying faith in Christ; and that of a Comforter, promised to the disciples to abide with them "for ever/' that their "joy might be full. " 4. That in the scheme of inferential assurance, when stated, as above, in a way most accordant with the work of the Holy Spirit on the mind ; the doctrine of his direct agency in producing love, and peace, and joy, feelings which could not exist in the degree spoken of in the Gospel as attainable by believers, without a previous, or concomitant assur- ance of the Divine favour, is implied ; and he felt therefore, that it ought to be fully avowed and taught, both as a less ambiguous method of stating the doctrine, and because the sense of several im- portant passages of Scripture are more fully expressed by it, and all the offices ascribed to the Holy Ghost, in them are acknowledged.
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