The Works of the Late Rev. Stephen Charnock ... V.9
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Though men are enemies to the holy ma- jesty of God, yet they can please themselves well enough with him as represented by that idea their corrupt minds have framed of him. We cannot comprehend God ; if we could, we should be infinite, pot finite J and because we cannot coinprehend him, 230 man's enmitv to god.
we set up in our fancies strange images of him, and so ungod God in our heart and affections.
1. Hi is is an higher affront to God than we imO' gint\ Viiigi op'mioms diis applicare proph...anuni est.
Epicurus. De Deo male sentire quam deum esse ncgai'e pejus duco. It is worse to degrade the nature of (lod in our conceits, and to make him a vicious God, than if in our thoughts we did quite discard any such being ; for it is not so gross a crime to deny liis being, as to fancy him otherwise than he is ; such injaginations strip him of his perfections, and reduce him to a mere vanity. Plutarch saith, he should account himself less wronged by that man that should deny there ever was such a man as Plutarch, than that he should affirm, there was such a man indeed, but he was a choleric clown, a decrepid fellow, a debauched man, and an ignorant fool.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Though men are enemies to the holy ma- jesty of God, yet they can please themselves well enough with him as represented by that idea their corrupt minds have framed of him. We cannot comprehend God ; if we could, we should be infinite, pot finite J and because we cannot coinprehend him, 230 man's enmitv to god.
we set up in our fancies strange images of him, and so ungod God in our heart and affections.
1. Hi is is an higher affront to God than we imO' gint\ Viiigi op'mioms diis applicare proph...anuni est.
Epicurus. De Deo male sentire quam deum esse ncgai'e pejus duco. It is worse to degrade the nature of (lod in our conceits, and to make him a vicious God, than if in our thoughts we did quite discard any such being ; for it is not so gross a crime to deny liis being, as to fancy him otherwise than he is ; such injaginations strip him of his perfections, and reduce him to a mere vanity. Plutarch saith, he should account himself less wronged by that man that should deny there ever was such a man as Plutarch, than that he should affirm, there was such a man indeed, but he was a choleric clown, a decrepid fellow, a debauched man, and an ignorant fool.
What to read after The Works of the Late Rev. Stephen Charnock ... V.9?
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