Sermons Preached On Several Subjects And Occasions volume 1
Sermons Preached On Several Subjects And Occasions volume 1
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As I was faying lafl Lord's Day, we have Reafon to admire God's marvellous Goodnefs and Condefcendon in making to us exceeding great and precious Promifes. Now, as vve would anfwer the Ends of God*s Goodnefs in Q. 4 giving 248 SERMON. XI.
giving us fuch Promifes, let us endeavour to be made, thro' thtir Influence, Partakers of the Di- vine Nature. O let not the Ofters of Grace and Glory made to us in the Promifes of God be all in vain ; ii- Jic makes to us the Offer of being God- like and Divin...e, let us embrace it, and by his Grace endeavour to be Co, And for that End, idly. Let us confidvr that to be Partakers of a Divine Nature, is the highefl poffible Dignity our Natures are capable of. Some Men have impioufly affected to be accounted Gods; but to belike God in Vi tue and Goodnefs. Is a Dignity we may and ought all to afpire after, and it is the higheft Dignity we can arrive at, ft is the true Apotheojls or Deifying of Men. Some have talked idlely ot par- taking of the incommunicable Eflence or Nature of God, o{ being chrifted with Chrift, of being godded with God, but that is abfurd and bla^hemous Jargon : Theneareft Approach we or any Creatures ican make to God is by Affimilation, being made like to him, and by Refemblance, Partakers of a Divine Nature, and that is a high Dignity too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As I was faying lafl Lord's Day, we have Reafon to admire God's marvellous Goodnefs and Condefcendon in making to us exceeding great and precious Promifes. Now, as vve would anfwer the Ends of God*s Goodnefs in Q. 4 giving 248 SERMON. XI.
giving us fuch Promifes, let us endeavour to be made, thro' thtir Influence, Partakers of the Di- vine Nature. O let not the Ofters of Grace and Glory made to us in the Promifes of God be all in vain ; ii- Jic makes to us the Offer of being God- like and Divin...e, let us embrace it, and by his Grace endeavour to be Co, And for that End, idly. Let us confidvr that to be Partakers of a Divine Nature, is the highefl poffible Dignity our Natures are capable of. Some Men have impioufly affected to be accounted Gods; but to belike God in Vi tue and Goodnefs. Is a Dignity we may and ought all to afpire after, and it is the higheft Dignity we can arrive at, ft is the true Apotheojls or Deifying of Men. Some have talked idlely ot par- taking of the incommunicable Eflence or Nature of God, o{ being chrifted with Chrift, of being godded with God, but that is abfurd and bla^hemous Jargon : Theneareft Approach we or any Creatures ican make to God is by Affimilation, being made like to him, and by Refemblance, Partakers of a Divine Nature, and that is a high Dignity too.
What to read after Sermons Preached On Several Subjects And Occasions volume 1?
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