The Methodist Review 6
The Methodist Review 6
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The truth of this proposition rests not on one or two passages of scripture, but on the wnole tenor of the bible. Every whm, in the nook of God, we learn that he gives bis approbation, ac- companied with specified blessings, to the righteous ; while Ins displeasure, maniiested in specified rebukes and penalties, rests upon the wicked. And tbb general scope of the sacred writings, which is, of itself, an abundant confirmation of the doctrine tinder examination, is rendered clearer and stronger, ...by the express pas- sages interspersed through the whole volume of revelation. We notice a few of them. rrov. xxiv. 12, " And he that keepeth thy soul, doth not he know it f and sheJl not he render to eveir man according to his works f' Jer. xvii. 10, *4, the Lord, searcn the heart, I try the reins, to give ever^ man, according to his wi^ and according to the fruit of bis doings." And again xxxii. 1$, " Great in counsel and mighty in work, for thine eyes are omi upon all the ways of the sons of men, to |iVe every man aeconfiag ^o his ways and according to the firuit of liis doings.'' Mat xii.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The truth of this proposition rests not on one or two passages of scripture, but on the wnole tenor of the bible. Every whm, in the nook of God, we learn that he gives bis approbation, ac- companied with specified blessings, to the righteous ; while Ins displeasure, maniiested in specified rebukes and penalties, rests upon the wicked. And tbb general scope of the sacred writings, which is, of itself, an abundant confirmation of the doctrine tinder examination, is rendered clearer and stronger, ...by the express pas- sages interspersed through the whole volume of revelation. We notice a few of them. rrov. xxiv. 12, " And he that keepeth thy soul, doth not he know it f and sheJl not he render to eveir man according to his works f' Jer. xvii. 10, *4, the Lord, searcn the heart, I try the reins, to give ever^ man, according to his wi^ and according to the fruit of bis doings." And again xxxii. 1$, " Great in counsel and mighty in work, for thine eyes are omi upon all the ways of the sons of men, to |iVe every man aeconfiag ^o his ways and according to the firuit of liis doings.'' Mat xii.
What to read after The Methodist Review 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mason, Thomas, 1769-1851, [from Old Catalog] Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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