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p. 26. ' St. Paul saith, "That whether we eat or drink, or whatsoever we do, u-c must do it to the gh)ry of God." But no man can glorify God in any thing but by obedience ; and tliere is no obedience but in respect of the Commandment and Word of God : therefore it foUoweth that the Word of God directeth a man in all his actions.' BOOK II. 231 sent, express, and actual reference unto any commandment of God. Unto his glory even these things are done which we naturally perform, and not only that w...hich morally and spiritually we do. For by every effect proceeding from the most concealed instincts of nature, his power is made manifest. But it doth not therefore follow, that of necessity we shall sin unless we expressly intend this in every such particular. But be it a thing which requireth no more than only our general presupposed willingness to please God in all things, or be it a matter wherein we can- not so glorify the Name of God as w^e should, without an ac- tual intent to do him in that particular some special obedi- ence ; yet for anything there is in this sentence alleged to the contrary, God may be glorified by obedience, and obeyed by performance of his will, and his will be performed with an actual intelligent desire to fulfil that Law which maketh known what his will is, although no special clause or sen- tence of Scripture be in every such action set before men's eyes to warrant it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
p. 26. ' St. Paul saith, "That whether we eat or drink, or whatsoever we do, u-c must do it to the gh)ry of God." But no man can glorify God in any thing but by obedience ; and tliere is no obedience but in respect of the Commandment and Word of God : therefore it foUoweth that the Word of God directeth a man in all his actions.' BOOK II. 231 sent, express, and actual reference unto any commandment of God. Unto his glory even these things are done which we naturally perform, and not only that w...hich morally and spiritually we do. For by every effect proceeding from the most concealed instincts of nature, his power is made manifest. But it doth not therefore follow, that of necessity we shall sin unless we expressly intend this in every such particular. But be it a thing which requireth no more than only our general presupposed willingness to please God in all things, or be it a matter wherein we can- not so glorify the Name of God as w^e should, without an ac- tual intent to do him in that particular some special obedi- ence ; yet for anything there is in this sentence alleged to the contrary, God may be glorified by obedience, and obeyed by performance of his will, and his will be performed with an actual intelligent desire to fulfil that Law which maketh known what his will is, although no special clause or sen- tence of Scripture be in every such action set before men's eyes to warrant it.
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