Sermons Selected From the Works of the Most Eminent Divines of the 16th 17th a
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Paul. To be still under judgment and execution for sin, as if there had been no Messiah sent, no ransom given, no satisfaction made ; not to apply this blood thus shed for us, by those means, which God in his Church presents to us ; it is for this that Christ pronounces this woe upon us ; Woe unto the world : which, though it begin with a voice of con- doling and lamenting, yet is it also a voice of threatening, denoting the infallibility of judg- ment : and this shall be our next consideration....
God threatens not for the mere purpose of frightening us. Every judgment is denounced ^ith a design of execution. Every man may find 81 In the Scriptures a woe denounced upon that siti which he knows to be his. And, if God have said it, shall it not be executed ? Every man may there find a judgment upon record against him. It does not acquit him, because he has not committed adultery. And yet, is he sure of that ? He may have done it in a look, in a word, in a wish. It does not acquit him, because he has not been guilty of murder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Paul. To be still under judgment and execution for sin, as if there had been no Messiah sent, no ransom given, no satisfaction made ; not to apply this blood thus shed for us, by those means, which God in his Church presents to us ; it is for this that Christ pronounces this woe upon us ; Woe unto the world : which, though it begin with a voice of con- doling and lamenting, yet is it also a voice of threatening, denoting the infallibility of judg- ment : and this shall be our next consideration....
God threatens not for the mere purpose of frightening us. Every judgment is denounced ^ith a design of execution. Every man may find 81 In the Scriptures a woe denounced upon that siti which he knows to be his. And, if God have said it, shall it not be executed ? Every man may there find a judgment upon record against him. It does not acquit him, because he has not committed adultery. And yet, is he sure of that ? He may have done it in a look, in a word, in a wish. It does not acquit him, because he has not been guilty of murder.
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