Sermons And Lectures On Moral And Historical Subjects
Sermons And Lectures On Moral And Historical Subjects
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Paul : " Li fear and trembling we must work out our salvation. " That althouo-h the gift of salvation comes from God, and is His, yet that He will not give it exce})t to the man who strains himself to lay ' hold of it, according to that other word of the Apostle : ''Lay hold of eternal life. " God is amply sufiicient to save us ; God is willing to save us. We can only be saved by His 234 FA THEE B URKE'S DISCO UBSES.
graces. But if we do not lay 4iold of tliese graces, and cor- respond with the...m, there is no salvation for us. Just as if you saw a man who had fallen into the sea, and you threw him a rope, by which, if he lay hohi of it, you can take him into yom' boat, or draw him on to the land ; — you are willing to save him 5 you are anxious to save him ; you have actually put into his hands the means by which he may be saved j but if he refuses to lay hold of that means of salvation, if he refuses the gift of life that you offer him, you cannot force him ; and so he is lost by his own fault.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Paul : " Li fear and trembling we must work out our salvation. " That althouo-h the gift of salvation comes from God, and is His, yet that He will not give it exce})t to the man who strains himself to lay ' hold of it, according to that other word of the Apostle : ''Lay hold of eternal life. " God is amply sufiicient to save us ; God is willing to save us. We can only be saved by His 234 FA THEE B URKE'S DISCO UBSES.
graces. But if we do not lay 4iold of tliese graces, and cor- respond with the...m, there is no salvation for us. Just as if you saw a man who had fallen into the sea, and you threw him a rope, by which, if he lay hohi of it, you can take him into yom' boat, or draw him on to the land ; — you are willing to save him 5 you are anxious to save him ; you have actually put into his hands the means by which he may be saved j but if he refuses to lay hold of that means of salvation, if he refuses the gift of life that you offer him, you cannot force him ; and so he is lost by his own fault.
What to read after Sermons And Lectures On Moral And Historical Subjects?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas N Thomas Nicolas Burke to read onlineMoreLess
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