The Plan of Salvation Five Lectures Delivered At the Princeton Summer School O
The Plan of Salvation Five Lectures Delivered At the Princeton Summer School O
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" If it were not so, the case of the sinner were desperate. It is only in almighty grace that a sinner can hope; for it is only almighty grace that can raise the dead. What boots it to send the trumpeter crying amid the serried ranks of the dead: "The gates of heaven stand Open: whosoever will may enter in"? The real question which presses is, Who will make these dry bones live? As over against all teaching that would tempt man to trust in himself for any, even the smallest part, of his salvati...on, Christianity casts him utterly on God. It is God and God alone who saves, and that in every element of the saving process. "If there be but one stitch, " says Spurgeon aptly, "in the celestial garment of our righteousness which we ourselves are to put in, we are lost. " [59] SA CE%T> TALISM The Lord added to them day by day those that were saved. — Acts 2 : 47.
Ill SACERDOTALISM It is the consentient testimony of the universal Church that salvation is from God, and from God alone. The tendency constantly showing itself in all branches of the Church alike to conceive of salvation as, in one way or another, to a greater or less degree, from man, is thus branded by the entire Church in its official testimony as a heathen remainder not yet fully eliminated from the thinking and feeling of those who profess and call themselves Christians.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" If it were not so, the case of the sinner were desperate. It is only in almighty grace that a sinner can hope; for it is only almighty grace that can raise the dead. What boots it to send the trumpeter crying amid the serried ranks of the dead: "The gates of heaven stand Open: whosoever will may enter in"? The real question which presses is, Who will make these dry bones live? As over against all teaching that would tempt man to trust in himself for any, even the smallest part, of his salvati...on, Christianity casts him utterly on God. It is God and God alone who saves, and that in every element of the saving process. "If there be but one stitch, " says Spurgeon aptly, "in the celestial garment of our righteousness which we ourselves are to put in, we are lost. " [59] SA CE%T> TALISM The Lord added to them day by day those that were saved. — Acts 2 : 47.
Ill SACERDOTALISM It is the consentient testimony of the universal Church that salvation is from God, and from God alone. The tendency constantly showing itself in all branches of the Church alike to conceive of salvation as, in one way or another, to a greater or less degree, from man, is thus branded by the entire Church in its official testimony as a heathen remainder not yet fully eliminated from the thinking and feeling of those who profess and call themselves Christians.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Breckinridge Warfield to read onlineMoreLess
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