The Works of Mr. Richard Hooker : V.2
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The pit is ordinarily the end, as well of the guide, as of the guided in blindness. But wo worth the hour wherein we were born, except we might pro- mise ourselves better things; things which accompany man's salvation, even where we know that worse and such as accompany condemnation are due. Then must we shew some way howjpossibly they might escape. What way is there that sinners can find to escape the judgment of God, but only by appealing to the seat of his saving mercy ?
which mercy, with Or...igen, we do not extend to devils and damned spirits. God hath mercy upon thousands, but there be thousands also which he hardeneth. Christ hath therefore set the bounds, he hath fixed the limits of his saving mercy within the compass of these terms : " God sent not his own Son to condemn the world, but that the world through him might be saved." In the third of St.
John's Gospel, mercy is restrained to believers : " He that believeth shall not be condemned: he that belie veth not, is condemned already, because he believeth not in the Son of God." In the second of the Revelation, mercy is re- strained to the penitent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The pit is ordinarily the end, as well of the guide, as of the guided in blindness. But wo worth the hour wherein we were born, except we might pro- mise ourselves better things; things which accompany man's salvation, even where we know that worse and such as accompany condemnation are due. Then must we shew some way howjpossibly they might escape. What way is there that sinners can find to escape the judgment of God, but only by appealing to the seat of his saving mercy ?
which mercy, with Or...igen, we do not extend to devils and damned spirits. God hath mercy upon thousands, but there be thousands also which he hardeneth. Christ hath therefore set the bounds, he hath fixed the limits of his saving mercy within the compass of these terms : " God sent not his own Son to condemn the world, but that the world through him might be saved." In the third of St.
John's Gospel, mercy is restrained to believers : " He that believeth shall not be condemned: he that belie veth not, is condemned already, because he believeth not in the Son of God." In the second of the Revelation, mercy is re- strained to the penitent.
What to read after The Works of Mr. Richard Hooker : V.2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walton Izaak to read onlineMoreLess
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