Summary

Saint's Duty in Evil Times (1806)

Eighthly, Compare not yourselves too much to the saints, but judge yourselves by the word. ⁠Ninthly, When there is a serious wrestling against corruption, tho' not meeting until any sensible victory', yet cast not away your hope. Paul tells you, Rom. vii. ‘How far a child of God may enslaved by a body of sin.’
⁠Tenthly, Remember ye have to do with God in covenant of grace. Now, what more shall we deny? Must we end as we began! Oh! come away, come away to Christ, this Prince of delights time, and enter into these chambers.
Source: Wikisource

Saint's Duty in Evil Times (1806)

O we tremble to think upon the multitude that pray themselves into hell; This is David indeed, who kills his ten thousands. What shall I liken you to? Ye are like a man that diggeth deep down, and casts out the old earth, brings new earth of his own mould, but goes not the length of the rock.
Source: Wikisource

Saint's Duty in Evil Times (1806)

Then come away, there is more wanting, say come; we know he is willing, and we set our seal to his willingness. But be willing to receive me? Satisfy me in that, then I will be right. Ah cheat! ye are taking your word back again now, and lifting off your word if ye except not yourself, he will not except it. His invitation is unto all; every one come, that is thirsteth, come, he that hath no money, Isaiah Iv. 1. Now, why will ye be so ill yourselves, as to debar yourselves; For he doth not do it: ye may as’ well, and as rationally say that you are not a body, as to say, he debars you.
Source: Wikisource

Get perspective with Kwize: daily news enlightened by great literature