The Measures of Christian Obedience Or a Discourse Shewing What Obedience is
The Measures of Christian Obedience Or a Discourse Shewing What Obedience is
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The righteouSy and he is the propitiation for our finSy as well 2i% for the fins of the whole unchriftened world, I John 2. 1, 2. And therefore the way of dealing with, wilfully of- fending Chriftians, is not to fix them in their Impeni- tence by defpair of recovering themleives; bat to call them by repentance to mercy and forgivenels. For (/) Rev. The Spirit of God himfelf writes to the (fj hack-fiiding 2, id. 21. Church of Ephefus, to remember from whence they were fallen, and to repent and d...o their firfi workj. Rev. 2. 5. And St. Paul finds fault with the Chrifiians at Corinth, {ov 720t repenting of their uncle annefs, and fornication^ and lafcivioufnefs which they had wilfully committed ; threat- ning to bewail them, or to excommunicate them in for« row and lamentation, according to the cuftom of thofe times, if they did it nor, 2 Cor. 12. 21. Nay, in the cafe of the incejiuous Criminal, who had committed fuch a fault, as was not/o much as named, and much leis done among the unbapti::^ed Heathens themfelves ; he doth not confign him up to eternal Torments, but endeavours, by the rod of Difcipline and Church- cenfures, to reduce him to repentance, that hisfpirit might be ftived in the judg- meni'day of the Lord Jefus^ i Cor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The righteouSy and he is the propitiation for our finSy as well 2i% for the fins of the whole unchriftened world, I John 2. 1, 2. And therefore the way of dealing with, wilfully of- fending Chriftians, is not to fix them in their Impeni- tence by defpair of recovering themleives; bat to call them by repentance to mercy and forgivenels. For (/) Rev. The Spirit of God himfelf writes to the (fj hack-fiiding 2, id. 21. Church of Ephefus, to remember from whence they were fallen, and to repent and d...o their firfi workj. Rev. 2. 5. And St. Paul finds fault with the Chrifiians at Corinth, {ov 720t repenting of their uncle annefs, and fornication^ and lafcivioufnefs which they had wilfully committed ; threat- ning to bewail them, or to excommunicate them in for« row and lamentation, according to the cuftom of thofe times, if they did it nor, 2 Cor. 12. 21. Nay, in the cafe of the incejiuous Criminal, who had committed fuch a fault, as was not/o much as named, and much leis done among the unbapti::^ed Heathens themfelves ; he doth not confign him up to eternal Torments, but endeavours, by the rod of Difcipline and Church- cenfures, to reduce him to repentance, that hisfpirit might be ftived in the judg- meni'day of the Lord Jefus^ i Cor.
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