Parochial & Plain Sermons 1
Parochial & Plain Sermons 1
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He has found (if they will avail themselves of it) some sort of remedy of the Digitized by VjOOQ IC of Excited Feelings. 115 difficulties in the way of obedience which they have brought upon themselves by sinning; and what this remedy is^ and how it is to be used^ I proceed to describe in connexion with the account in the text.
The help I speak of is the excited feeling with which repentance is at first attended. True it is^ that all the passionate emotion^ or fine sensibility^ which ever man d...isplayed, will never by itself make us change our ways, and do our duty. Impassioned thoughts, high aspira- tions, sublime imaginings, have no strength in them.
They can no more make a man obey consistently, than they can move mountains. If any man truly repent, it must be in consequence, not of these, but of a settled conviction of his guilt, and a deliberate resolution to leave his sins and serve God. Conscience, and Reason in subjection to Conscience, iheie are those powerful instruments (under grace) which change a.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He has found (if they will avail themselves of it) some sort of remedy of the Digitized by VjOOQ IC of Excited Feelings. 115 difficulties in the way of obedience which they have brought upon themselves by sinning; and what this remedy is^ and how it is to be used^ I proceed to describe in connexion with the account in the text.
The help I speak of is the excited feeling with which repentance is at first attended. True it is^ that all the passionate emotion^ or fine sensibility^ which ever man d...isplayed, will never by itself make us change our ways, and do our duty. Impassioned thoughts, high aspira- tions, sublime imaginings, have no strength in them.
They can no more make a man obey consistently, than they can move mountains. If any man truly repent, it must be in consequence, not of these, but of a settled conviction of his guilt, and a deliberate resolution to leave his sins and serve God. Conscience, and Reason in subjection to Conscience, iheie are those powerful instruments (under grace) which change a.
What to read after Parochial & Plain Sermons 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Newman, John Henry, 1801-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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