Samuel Rutherford
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'All his religiousilluminations, affections, and comforts, ' says Jonathan Edwards of DavidBrainerd, 'were attended with evangelical humiliation, that is to say, with a deep sense of his own despicableness and odiousness, hisignorance, pride, vileness, and pollution. He looked on himself as theleast and the meanest of all saints, yea, very often as the vilest andworst of mankind. ' But let Rutherford and Brainerd and Edwards pour outtheir blackest vocabulary upon sin, and still sin goes and wil...l gowithout its proper name. Only let those Christian noblemen and gentlemento whom Rutherford wrote, labour in their own hearts all their days forsome sound and lively and piercing sense of this unspeakably evil thing, and they will know, as Rutherford wrote to William Gordon, that they havegot to some sound and lively sense of sin when they feel that there is noone on earth or in hell that has such a sinful heart as they have. Thenearer to heaven you get, the nearer will you feel to hell, saidRutherford to young Earlston, till, all at once, the door will open overyou, and, or ever you are aware, you will be for ever with Christ and theblessed; as it indeed was with William Gordon at the end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'All his religiousilluminations, affections, and comforts, ' says Jonathan Edwards of DavidBrainerd, 'were attended with evangelical humiliation, that is to say, with a deep sense of his own despicableness and odiousness, hisignorance, pride, vileness, and pollution. He looked on himself as theleast and the meanest of all saints, yea, very often as the vilest andworst of mankind. ' But let Rutherford and Brainerd and Edwards pour outtheir blackest vocabulary upon sin, and still sin goes and wil...l gowithout its proper name. Only let those Christian noblemen and gentlemento whom Rutherford wrote, labour in their own hearts all their days forsome sound and lively and piercing sense of this unspeakably evil thing, and they will know, as Rutherford wrote to William Gordon, that they havegot to some sound and lively sense of sin when they feel that there is noone on earth or in hell that has such a sinful heart as they have. Thenearer to heaven you get, the nearer will you feel to hell, saidRutherford to young Earlston, till, all at once, the door will open overyou, and, or ever you are aware, you will be for ever with Christ and theblessed; as it indeed was with William Gordon at the end.
What to read after Samuel Rutherford?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whyte Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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