The Destiny of the Human Race: a Scriptural Inquiry 1
The Destiny of the Human Race: a Scriptural Inquiry 1
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of hell ? or did He fimply intend us to under- ftand that through this Divine transformation alone can any one become a member of the redeemed Church, enjoy a prefent falvation> and be a king and prieft to God for ever and ever ?
On the firft fuppofition, every unrenewed man, without exception, ignorant or enlight- ened, Chriftian or heathen, hangs trembling by a thread over the verge of the bottomlefs pit ; and diftin6tions between the virtuous and the vicious, the moral and the profane, a...re altogether loft fight of in the tremendous alternative involved. On the fecond, fuch perfons, although excluded from ** the Church of the Firft -born,'' as veffels for more or lefs difhonour, — fliut out from the high privileges and glorious dignity of thofe who are em- phatically to be made " partakers of the Divine nature,'' to "judge angels," and, under the Redeemer, to teach and to rule in the world (or age) that is to come, — are yet^ on the fuppojition of their being other than abfolute rejectors of grace, not excluded either from mercy now, or from the hope of ad- vancing bleffednefs hereafter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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of hell ? or did He fimply intend us to under- ftand that through this Divine transformation alone can any one become a member of the redeemed Church, enjoy a prefent falvation> and be a king and prieft to God for ever and ever ?
On the firft fuppofition, every unrenewed man, without exception, ignorant or enlight- ened, Chriftian or heathen, hangs trembling by a thread over the verge of the bottomlefs pit ; and diftin6tions between the virtuous and the vicious, the moral and the profane, a...re altogether loft fight of in the tremendous alternative involved. On the fecond, fuch perfons, although excluded from ** the Church of the Firft -born,'' as veffels for more or lefs difhonour, — fliut out from the high privileges and glorious dignity of thofe who are em- phatically to be made " partakers of the Divine nature,'' to "judge angels," and, under the Redeemer, to teach and to rule in the world (or age) that is to come, — are yet^ on the fuppojition of their being other than abfolute rejectors of grace, not excluded either from mercy now, or from the hope of ad- vancing bleffednefs hereafter.
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