Works volume 12
Works volume 12
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135 it is no more a Hardship upon us, to be- come fuch as we are by Means of Adams Tranfgreffion, than to fuffer what we often do for the Tranfgreffions of our other An- ceflors ; or to have been created fuch as we are, without any one's Tranfgreflion : which laft, all, who difbelieve original Sin, muft affirm to be our Cafe. But unhappy for us as the Failure of the firft Man was, we mould be happy in Com- parifon, if this were all, that we had to lament. Great as the native Diforder of our Fra...me is ; yet either the Fall of Adam left in it, or God reftored to it, fome De- gree of Difpofition to Obedience, and of Strength againft Sin : fo that though in us, that is in our Flefh, dwelletb no good Thing d, yet after the inward Man, (the Mind) we de- light in the Law of God" -, and there are Oc- cafions, on which even the Gentiles, which have not the Law, do by Nature the Things contained in the Law f, though neither all, nor any, without Fault. And on us Chrif- tians our heavenly Father confers, in our Baptifrn, the Aflurance of much greater * Rom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
135 it is no more a Hardship upon us, to be- come fuch as we are by Means of Adams Tranfgreffion, than to fuffer what we often do for the Tranfgreffions of our other An- ceflors ; or to have been created fuch as we are, without any one's Tranfgreflion : which laft, all, who difbelieve original Sin, muft affirm to be our Cafe. But unhappy for us as the Failure of the firft Man was, we mould be happy in Com- parifon, if this were all, that we had to lament. Great as the native Diforder of our Fra...me is ; yet either the Fall of Adam left in it, or God reftored to it, fome De- gree of Difpofition to Obedience, and of Strength againft Sin : fo that though in us, that is in our Flefh, dwelletb no good Thing d, yet after the inward Man, (the Mind) we de- light in the Law of God" -, and there are Oc- cafions, on which even the Gentiles, which have not the Law, do by Nature the Things contained in the Law f, though neither all, nor any, without Fault. And on us Chrif- tians our heavenly Father confers, in our Baptifrn, the Aflurance of much greater * Rom.
What to read after Works volume 12?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Secker to read onlineMoreLess
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