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3. Another sort of considerations, is from the state of man under the gospel.
1. If regeneration depended on the will of man, what is the reason more do not receive the gospel than are seen by us to receive it ? If the faculty of believing were given to all, then all would believe upon the promulgation of the gospel, because the gospel is ' the power of God to salvation,' Rom.
i. 16. If it be the power of God in the outward preaching of it, then all would believe. If all do not believe, then so...me other secret power attends it, which makes it efficacious in one, not in another ; it is ' to them that are saved ' only, ' the power of God,' 1 Cor. i. 18; to others, though of great reason, foolishness. If the strength of arguments be the cause in one, what is the reason those arguments have not force upon another ? What is that which makes the difference ? All men have reason ; and what is common reason doth conduct all men more or less. If men could open the eyes of their mind to understand the excellency of gospel proposals, what is the reason that among those great multitudes to whom it is preached, so few in all ages have embraced it, though the things proposed are in themselves desirable, and suit so well, in respect of the blessedness promised, to the natural desire of man for happiness!
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3. Another sort of considerations, is from the state of man under the gospel.
1. If regeneration depended on the will of man, what is the reason more do not receive the gospel than are seen by us to receive it ? If the faculty of believing were given to all, then all would believe upon the promulgation of the gospel, because the gospel is ' the power of God to salvation,' Rom.
i. 16. If it be the power of God in the outward preaching of it, then all would believe. If all do not believe, then so...me other secret power attends it, which makes it efficacious in one, not in another ; it is ' to them that are saved ' only, ' the power of God,' 1 Cor. i. 18; to others, though of great reason, foolishness. If the strength of arguments be the cause in one, what is the reason those arguments have not force upon another ? What is that which makes the difference ? All men have reason ; and what is common reason doth conduct all men more or less. If men could open the eyes of their mind to understand the excellency of gospel proposals, what is the reason that among those great multitudes to whom it is preached, so few in all ages have embraced it, though the things proposed are in themselves desirable, and suit so well, in respect of the blessedness promised, to the natural desire of man for happiness!
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