Selected Sermons of George Whitefield / With An Introduction And Notes By the Rev. A.R. Buckland
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But, on the contrary, if we have only heard, and know not experimentally, whether there be any Holy Ghost ; if we are strangers to fasting, watching, and prayer, and all the other spiritual exercises of devotion ; if we are content to go in the broad way, merely because we see most other people do so, without once reflecting whether it be the right one or not ; in short, if we are strangers, nay, enemies to the Cross of Christ, by lives of worldly- mindedness and sensual pleasure, and thereby m...ake others think that Christianity is but an empty name, a bare formal profession ; if this be the case, I say, Christ is as yet dead in vain to us. We are under the guilt of our sins, and are unacquainted with a true and thorough conversion.
S6 WHITEFIELD'S SERMONS But, beloved, I am persuaded better things of you, and things that accompany salvation though I thus speak ; I would humbly hope that you are sincerely persuaded, that he who has not the Spirit of Christ is none of His ; and that unless the Spirit which raised Jesus from the dead dwell in you here, neither will your mortal bodies be quickened by the same Spirit to dwell with Him hereafter.
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But, on the contrary, if we have only heard, and know not experimentally, whether there be any Holy Ghost ; if we are strangers to fasting, watching, and prayer, and all the other spiritual exercises of devotion ; if we are content to go in the broad way, merely because we see most other people do so, without once reflecting whether it be the right one or not ; in short, if we are strangers, nay, enemies to the Cross of Christ, by lives of worldly- mindedness and sensual pleasure, and thereby m...ake others think that Christianity is but an empty name, a bare formal profession ; if this be the case, I say, Christ is as yet dead in vain to us. We are under the guilt of our sins, and are unacquainted with a true and thorough conversion.
S6 WHITEFIELD'S SERMONS But, beloved, I am persuaded better things of you, and things that accompany salvation though I thus speak ; I would humbly hope that you are sincerely persuaded, that he who has not the Spirit of Christ is none of His ; and that unless the Spirit which raised Jesus from the dead dwell in you here, neither will your mortal bodies be quickened by the same Spirit to dwell with Him hereafter.
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