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Page 37
BEČURES THE INTERESTS OF HOLINESS , AT THE SAME TIME THAT HE
PROVIDES FOR THE PARDON OF SIN , BY THE DEATH OF CHRIST . There
appeared to be an irreconcilable breach between God and man . Whatever pleas
...
BEČURES THE INTERESTS OF HOLINESS , AT THE SAME TIME THAT HE
PROVIDES FOR THE PARDON OF SIN , BY THE DEATH OF CHRIST . There
appeared to be an irreconcilable breach between God and man . Whatever pleas
...
Page 123
THE GRACE OF GOD IN PARDONING SIN . ... of his offences , and remembers
the authority and majesty of the God whom he has provoked , he is usually prone
to yield to despondency , and to consider the pardon of them as impossible .
THE GRACE OF GOD IN PARDONING SIN . ... of his offences , and remembers
the authority and majesty of the God whom he has provoked , he is usually prone
to yield to despondency , and to consider the pardon of them as impossible .
Page 125
For before he can make any consolatory application of the promises of grace to
his own case , he must view and admire the infinite benignity and love of God in
general , his readiness to pardon , his delight in mercy . He must not imagine him
...
For before he can make any consolatory application of the promises of grace to
his own case , he must view and admire the infinite benignity and love of God in
general , his readiness to pardon , his delight in mercy . He must not imagine him
...
Page 129
Why then should the inquiring and self - condemned penitent despair of pardon ?
Why should be allow Satan to obscure this astonishing truth of the divine mercy ,
and form before his eyes a different image of it ? Why should he suffer him so to ...
Why then should the inquiring and self - condemned penitent despair of pardon ?
Why should be allow Satan to obscure this astonishing truth of the divine mercy ,
and form before his eyes a different image of it ? Why should he suffer him so to ...
Page 137
divine grace hastens forward — a free pardon rescues the sinner ; Satan and all
his forces are stopped at the very instant of victory ; their legions roll back with
dismay ; the deep swells around them ; it repels , it covers , it overwhelms them ...
divine grace hastens forward — a free pardon rescues the sinner ; Satan and all
his forces are stopped at the very instant of victory ; their legions roll back with
dismay ; the deep swells around them ; it repels , it covers , it overwhelms them ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Sermons |
| Author | Daniel Wilson |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | George Wilson, 1818 |
| Original from | Princeton University |
| Digitized | 17 mär. 2008 |
| Length | 549 pages |
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