Gospel-Mystery of Sanctification
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- Direction 1
- Direction 2
- Direction 3
- Direction 4
- Direction 5
- Direction 6, Part 1
- Direction 6, Part 2
- Direction 7
- Direction 8
- Direction 9
- Direction 10, Part 1
- Direction 10, Part 2
- Direction 11, Part 1
- Direction 11, Part 2
- Direction 11, Part 3
- Direction 12, Part 1
- Direction 12, Part 2
- Direction 12, Part 3
- Direction 13, Part 1
- Direction 13, Part 2
- Direction 13, Part 3
- Direction 14
Among the professors of a religious course, some do still adhere unto a legal scheme of holiness, vainly making it the reason of their peace and hope, or, at least, of their venturing to found both on Christ; and others are reconciled unto an evangelical scheme of holiness, verily making it the result of their peace and hope, as already founded on Christ, freely offered to them in the Gospel.
The correction which one of these sorts, and the instruction in righteousness which both of them need, may be peculiarly gained from this book: and, for these purposes, they are earnestly entreated to peruse it completely, and in the same order wherein written: so that the one sort may not, from looking first into the latter part thereof, throw it aside as Antinomian ; nor the other sort, from looking only into the former part, throw it aside as legal.
In fine, whereas I have scarcely ever been acquainted with any practical composure, of human product, so evangelical, in a thread more connect, and a method more exact, than this: I equally despair, that any shall reap true benefit, in a partial and confused reading; and hope, that excellent fruit shall, through the divine blessing, redound therefrom, unto such as may read it otherwise. (Summary by Adam Gib)
The correction which one of these sorts, and the instruction in righteousness which both of them need, may be peculiarly gained from this book: and, for these purposes, they are earnestly entreated to peruse it completely, and in the same order wherein written: so that the one sort may not, from looking first into the latter part thereof, throw it aside as Antinomian ; nor the other sort, from looking only into the former part, throw it aside as legal.
In fine, whereas I have scarcely ever been acquainted with any practical composure, of human product, so evangelical, in a thread more connect, and a method more exact, than this: I equally despair, that any shall reap true benefit, in a partial and confused reading; and hope, that excellent fruit shall, through the divine blessing, redound therefrom, unto such as may read it otherwise. (Summary by Adam Gib)
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