The Sum of Saving Knowledge volume 24
The Sum of Saving Knowledge volume 24
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So far as I have been able to discover, no Calvinistic divine has ever pretended to fathom the mystery or to explain how the two sides, which to human reason seem irrecon- cilable, are brought into harmony. What the Calvinist does affirm is that divine sovereignty and human freedom and 68 SUM OF SAVING KNOWLEDGE.
responsibility, implying a real and honest offer of the gospel unto all, are two Scripture truths, each of which finds corrobora- tion in the fact of man's own consciousness. That they... are both true, on the evidence of Scripture and of his own conscience, he believes : how they are to be reconciled he does not know, and a scheme for their reconcilement he has never attempted or proposed.
II. We are next shown what the conditions are to which the Son must submit, in order that this purpose of grace may be realized. Man by his disobedience had fallen under the curse of the broken law. In order that this curse might be removed, divine justice must be satisfied, and the honour of the law and of the lawgiver must be upheld.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So far as I have been able to discover, no Calvinistic divine has ever pretended to fathom the mystery or to explain how the two sides, which to human reason seem irrecon- cilable, are brought into harmony. What the Calvinist does affirm is that divine sovereignty and human freedom and 68 SUM OF SAVING KNOWLEDGE.
responsibility, implying a real and honest offer of the gospel unto all, are two Scripture truths, each of which finds corrobora- tion in the fact of man's own consciousness. That they... are both true, on the evidence of Scripture and of his own conscience, he believes : how they are to be reconciled he does not know, and a scheme for their reconcilement he has never attempted or proposed.
II. We are next shown what the conditions are to which the Son must submit, in order that this purpose of grace may be realized. Man by his disobedience had fallen under the curse of the broken law. In order that this curse might be removed, divine justice must be satisfied, and the honour of the law and of the lawgiver must be upheld.
What to read after The Sum of Saving Knowledge volume 24?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Dickson to read onlineMoreLess
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