The Complete Works of Stephen Charnock V.4
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If faith in Christ makes any an amiable object of God's love, it must certainly make him a prepared subject for God's glory. How can God make a person eternally miserable, with whom he is well pleased ? As justice cannot but thunder against an obstinate rebel, so mercy cannot but embrace a penitent and believing supplicant, who brings a righteousness before God, that pleaseth him infinitely more than the whole world. He that stands unblameable before God, by the righteousness of his Son, can- n...ot be eternally miserable by his own sin. What tender father can condemn his own child ? Such a relation doth faith make between God and the soul, by a double title, both of regeneration and adoption, John i. 12. Sonship is upon receiving of Christ, ' He that trusts in the Lord, mercy shall compass him about,' Ps. xxxii. 10. Mercy twines about every part of him.
(4.) Is not he infallibly happy, whom Christ, who is the Judge of the world, nether can nor will condemn ? As he is not able, in regard to the un- alterable method of God, to save an unbeliever, so he is not able, in regard of the same method, to condemn a believing person.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If faith in Christ makes any an amiable object of God's love, it must certainly make him a prepared subject for God's glory. How can God make a person eternally miserable, with whom he is well pleased ? As justice cannot but thunder against an obstinate rebel, so mercy cannot but embrace a penitent and believing supplicant, who brings a righteousness before God, that pleaseth him infinitely more than the whole world. He that stands unblameable before God, by the righteousness of his Son, can- n...ot be eternally miserable by his own sin. What tender father can condemn his own child ? Such a relation doth faith make between God and the soul, by a double title, both of regeneration and adoption, John i. 12. Sonship is upon receiving of Christ, ' He that trusts in the Lord, mercy shall compass him about,' Ps. xxxii. 10. Mercy twines about every part of him.
(4.) Is not he infallibly happy, whom Christ, who is the Judge of the world, nether can nor will condemn ? As he is not able, in regard to the un- alterable method of God, to save an unbeliever, so he is not able, in regard of the same method, to condemn a believing person.
What to read after The Complete Works of Stephen Charnock V.4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Charnock to read onlineMoreLess
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