On the Remaining Parables of Our Saviour
On the Remaining Parables of Our Saviour
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The million of our Savior is reprefentcd as the grand in- ftance and cffcft of his paternal love to mankind.
126 Ihc Invitation rcfufed: Or^ mankind, and defire of their happinels. This is the evident do6lrine of the gofpel, according to the exprefs declarations of our Savior and his apoftles. If we confult the parable before us, we (liall find that no- thing was wanting on the part of the inafter of the houfe: the entertainment was provided, all things Vvcre ready, and the fervant was fent to ...inform thbfe that were bidden, and requeft their attendance. But ftrange as it may feem, the difficulty was to find perfons willing to accept the invitation, and partake of the feaft. All they who were firft applied to refufed. There is fo much perverfenefs, folly, info- lence, and ingratitude in mankind, that the moft earneft importunity is often in- fufficient to induce them to accept the profered bounty of Heaven, and to confult their own greateft honor and happinefs. In the other parable referred to, the king is reprefented as fending his fervants to call them that were bidden to the mar- riage, and when they refufed to come, fending the Jcvvifli Rcje^ion cf the GcfpcL 127 fending forth other fcrvants, faying, Tell them ivhicb we?r invite J, Behold 1 have pre- pared my dinner^ my oxen and my fatlings are killed^ and all things are ready -y come unto ■the marriage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The million of our Savior is reprefentcd as the grand in- ftance and cffcft of his paternal love to mankind.
126 Ihc Invitation rcfufed: Or^ mankind, and defire of their happinels. This is the evident do6lrine of the gofpel, according to the exprefs declarations of our Savior and his apoftles. If we confult the parable before us, we (liall find that no- thing was wanting on the part of the inafter of the houfe: the entertainment was provided, all things Vvcre ready, and the fervant was fent to ...inform thbfe that were bidden, and requeft their attendance. But ftrange as it may feem, the difficulty was to find perfons willing to accept the invitation, and partake of the feaft. All they who were firft applied to refufed. There is fo much perverfenefs, folly, info- lence, and ingratitude in mankind, that the moft earneft importunity is often in- fufficient to induce them to accept the profered bounty of Heaven, and to confult their own greateft honor and happinefs. In the other parable referred to, the king is reprefented as fending his fervants to call them that were bidden to the mar- riage, and when they refufed to come, fending the Jcvvifli Rcje^ion cf the GcfpcL 127 fending forth other fcrvants, faying, Tell them ivhicb we?r invite J, Behold 1 have pre- pared my dinner^ my oxen and my fatlings are killed^ and all things are ready -y come unto ■the marriage.
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