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Página 49
No worthiness , foreseen in the creature , induced him to leave the mansions of
glory to become the surety of sinners . His bearing that delightful character , and
performing the arduous work pertaining to it , proceeded from his own sovereign
...
No worthiness , foreseen in the creature , induced him to leave the mansions of
glory to become the surety of sinners . His bearing that delightful character , and
performing the arduous work pertaining to it , proceeded from his own sovereign
...
Página 61
As no comparative worthiness in the sinner can induce God to bestow mercy ; so
no demerit can frustrate the benevolent intentions of divine goodness . Salvation
is of the Lord : it is the effect of his own sovereign pleasure . To say , ' I will have ...
As no comparative worthiness in the sinner can induce God to bestow mercy ; so
no demerit can frustrate the benevolent intentions of divine goodness . Salvation
is of the Lord : it is the effect of his own sovereign pleasure . To say , ' I will have ...
Página 71
But , before a man can cordially receive the salvation revealed in the gospel ,
every pretension to forgiveness , on the ground of human worthiness , must be
entirely relinquished . To talk of pardoning one that is innocent , or of forgiving a
debt ...
But , before a man can cordially receive the salvation revealed in the gospel ,
every pretension to forgiveness , on the ground of human worthiness , must be
entirely relinquished . To talk of pardoning one that is innocent , or of forgiving a
debt ...
Página 84
... thou didst not receive ? now if thou didst receive it , why dost thou glory , as if
thou hadst not received it ? ' Instead , therefore , of attempting to claim the
blessedness of heaven on the ground of personal worthiness , it would be THE
REFUGE ...
... thou didst not receive ? now if thou didst receive it , why dost thou glory , as if
thou hadst not received it ? ' Instead , therefore , of attempting to claim the
blessedness of heaven on the ground of personal worthiness , it would be THE
REFUGE ...
Página 124
The divine law , which was given as a rule of conduct , has been broken in a
thousand instances ; and its language to the candidate for eternal happiness , on
the ground of human worthiness is , Pay me that thou owest ! Cursed is every one
...
The divine law , which was given as a rule of conduct , has been broken in a
thousand instances ; and its language to the candidate for eternal happiness , on
the ground of human worthiness is , Pay me that thou owest ! Cursed is every one
...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Refuge |
| Autor | William Giles |
| Editor | At the Lorenzo Press, printed for Bronson & Chauncey, 1804 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de California |
| Digitalizado | 23 Abr. 2009 |
| Largo | 257 páginas |
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