Practical And Familiar Sermons Designed for Parochial And Domestic Instruction
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I. The blessed consequence of coming to Christ.
II. The reason, which prevents men from coming to Jlim.
I. In adverting to the blessed consequence of com- ing to Christ, let us begin with calling to mind what is meant by this expression. On comparing the several passages in which our Saviour speaks of coming to Him, it seems clear, that by this expression he intends in general to describe our becoming true Christians, his real disciples and followers, believers in Him, and devoted to his servic...e. To come to him is to renounce all other lords and masters, and to lake him alone for our Prophet, Priest, and King. It is to trust wholly to the merits of his death and righteousness for our pardon and acceptance with God ; to rely solely on his Spirit, to teach and sanctify us ; to walk in obedience to his commands ; and for his sake to take up our cross daily, to deny oursehes, and to follow his steps. In a word 174 fo come lo Christ is to believe in him with the heartl- and to confess him in the life; to commit our souls, with all our dearest interests, into his care and keep- ing, as Noah entrusted himself and all he held dear, to the care and keeping of the Ark ; and to live the life, which wc now live in the flesh, by faith in the Son of God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I. The blessed consequence of coming to Christ.
II. The reason, which prevents men from coming to Jlim.
I. In adverting to the blessed consequence of com- ing to Christ, let us begin with calling to mind what is meant by this expression. On comparing the several passages in which our Saviour speaks of coming to Him, it seems clear, that by this expression he intends in general to describe our becoming true Christians, his real disciples and followers, believers in Him, and devoted to his servic...e. To come to him is to renounce all other lords and masters, and to lake him alone for our Prophet, Priest, and King. It is to trust wholly to the merits of his death and righteousness for our pardon and acceptance with God ; to rely solely on his Spirit, to teach and sanctify us ; to walk in obedience to his commands ; and for his sake to take up our cross daily, to deny oursehes, and to follow his steps. In a word 174 fo come lo Christ is to believe in him with the heartl- and to confess him in the life; to commit our souls, with all our dearest interests, into his care and keep- ing, as Noah entrusted himself and all he held dear, to the care and keeping of the Ark ; and to live the life, which wc now live in the flesh, by faith in the Son of God.
What to read after Practical And Familiar Sermons Designed for Parochial And Domestic Instruction?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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