Sermons Preached Upon Several Occasions, volume 5
Sermons Preached Upon Several Occasions, volume 5
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Those, who do so, have cause to make this prayer, if ever they make any ; That God would give them so much discretion as to fit them for this life, since he denies them grace to prepare them for a better.
2 COR. I. 24. For by faith ye stand.
JL HERE can be none here ignorant, that the great evangelical virtue so frequently spoken of, so highly commended, and upon which the whole weight of man's salvation leans and depends, is faith ; a thing more usually discoursed of by divines than explained,... and consequently more easily took up by their hearers than understood : there being scarce any who will not with much zeal and vehemence pretend to it, and by all means wear the reputation of the name, though they are wholly strangers to the nature of the thing. For it being the great and glorious badge of the citizens of heaven, the sons of God, and heirs of immortality ; it is no wonder if every man has his mouth open to profess and boast of his faith : and those possibly the most loudly of all others, who entertain it only in opposition to good works.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Those, who do so, have cause to make this prayer, if ever they make any ; That God would give them so much discretion as to fit them for this life, since he denies them grace to prepare them for a better.
2 COR. I. 24. For by faith ye stand.
JL HERE can be none here ignorant, that the great evangelical virtue so frequently spoken of, so highly commended, and upon which the whole weight of man's salvation leans and depends, is faith ; a thing more usually discoursed of by divines than explained,... and consequently more easily took up by their hearers than understood : there being scarce any who will not with much zeal and vehemence pretend to it, and by all means wear the reputation of the name, though they are wholly strangers to the nature of the thing. For it being the great and glorious badge of the citizens of heaven, the sons of God, and heirs of immortality ; it is no wonder if every man has his mouth open to profess and boast of his faith : and those possibly the most loudly of all others, who entertain it only in opposition to good works.
What to read after Sermons Preached Upon Several Occasions, volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert South to read onlineMoreLess
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