The Revealed Doctrine of Rewards And Punishments volume 12
The Revealed Doctrine of Rewards And Punishments volume 12
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Character has assumed its final shape, and is perfectly elicited. The present bears out the past. He is condemned. There is an onwardness in his evil principles which leaves a reversal of that condemnation impossible, were it otherwise to be contemplated. Were the exclusive ground of retrospective punishment insuffi- cient, which we by no means suppose, still at this point there is an inextricable dilemma. Where revelation gives us a twofold explanation, we accept it with grateful deference. We... find it here. It is thus supplied. Hell is the enforce- ment of retribution. Hell is the characterisation of the wicked. Nor are we left without illustrations in human jurisprudence. The convict is dragged to his prison. He is condemned for some particular crime. That durance may be variously considered. It is punishment ; it is re- straint from further wrong-doing ; moreover, it is adjust- ment to present disgrace and presumed disposition. Yet he may continue so to transgress against the general law, •viJ THE ETERNITY Oi as to justify his continued detention.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Character has assumed its final shape, and is perfectly elicited. The present bears out the past. He is condemned. There is an onwardness in his evil principles which leaves a reversal of that condemnation impossible, were it otherwise to be contemplated. Were the exclusive ground of retrospective punishment insuffi- cient, which we by no means suppose, still at this point there is an inextricable dilemma. Where revelation gives us a twofold explanation, we accept it with grateful deference. We... find it here. It is thus supplied. Hell is the enforce- ment of retribution. Hell is the characterisation of the wicked. Nor are we left without illustrations in human jurisprudence. The convict is dragged to his prison. He is condemned for some particular crime. That durance may be variously considered. It is punishment ; it is re- straint from further wrong-doing ; moreover, it is adjust- ment to present disgrace and presumed disposition. Yet he may continue so to transgress against the general law, •viJ THE ETERNITY Oi as to justify his continued detention.
What to read after The Revealed Doctrine of Rewards And Punishments volume 12?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Winter Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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