The Works volume 1
The Works volume 1
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(1. ) I pray you seriously consider the matter with yourselves, how far fear of sickness and death may consist with that ardent thirst after union and perfect communion with the blessed God ; with which we ought to be possessed.
(2. ) Consider seriously how far it can consist with the sincerity of a christian. God hath not left us in the dark as to this matter. I will point you to a text or two, which, methinks, should strikfe cold all slavish, trembling professors, Prov. Xxviii. 1. Job xv. 20,... 21. The wicked travaileth with pain all his days, a dreadful sound in his ears. They are the words of Eliphaz indeed, but they do agree with the words of God himself, /5. Xxxiii. 14. The sinners in Zion are afraid, fearfulness hath surprised the hypocrites. When Iread over these texts, I cannot but pray, and cry, O my soul, come not thou into the number of the wick- ed, and be not united unto the assembly of hyp- ocrites !
2. Take heed of fondness of the body ; of prid- ing, and pampering it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(1. ) I pray you seriously consider the matter with yourselves, how far fear of sickness and death may consist with that ardent thirst after union and perfect communion with the blessed God ; with which we ought to be possessed.
(2. ) Consider seriously how far it can consist with the sincerity of a christian. God hath not left us in the dark as to this matter. I will point you to a text or two, which, methinks, should strikfe cold all slavish, trembling professors, Prov. Xxviii. 1. Job xv. 20,... 21. The wicked travaileth with pain all his days, a dreadful sound in his ears. They are the words of Eliphaz indeed, but they do agree with the words of God himself, /5. Xxxiii. 14. The sinners in Zion are afraid, fearfulness hath surprised the hypocrites. When Iread over these texts, I cannot but pray, and cry, O my soul, come not thou into the number of the wick- ed, and be not united unto the assembly of hyp- ocrites !
2. Take heed of fondness of the body ; of prid- ing, and pampering it.
(1.
What to read after The Works volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Shaw to read onlineMoreLess
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