A Series of Lecture Sermons Delivered At the Second Universalist Meeting in Bo
A Series of Lecture Sermons Delivered At the Second Universalist Meeting in Bo
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Tlicre are several particulars respecting the pre- ciousness of the doctrine of Jesus, which are worthy of special notice ; some of which we shall here men- tion.
First. This doctrine is from God. Jesus says ; " My doctrine is not mine, but his that sent me. " The Cre- ator, Ruler and Disposer of all things has sent us a communication of his divine will and fixed purpose concerning us. This doctrine being from the high- est authority in the universe must be considered pre- cious.
Secondly. In a...ll respects, this doctrine is most favor- able to mankind. There is no particular part that can be altered for the better. Let the most wise and pru- dent undertake to add any thing to this doctrine and they make it worse. Let them take any thing from it and they leave it not so good.
Thirdly. It is most precious on account of its sim- plicity and perspicuity. It is rendered so visible in the divine testimony, that any attempt to explain it tends to render it obscure. If one should attempt to show us the sun in a clear day by holding a candle before our eyes, it would obscure our vision, and tend to hide from our sight what is already as visible as it can be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tlicre are several particulars respecting the pre- ciousness of the doctrine of Jesus, which are worthy of special notice ; some of which we shall here men- tion.
First. This doctrine is from God. Jesus says ; " My doctrine is not mine, but his that sent me. " The Cre- ator, Ruler and Disposer of all things has sent us a communication of his divine will and fixed purpose concerning us. This doctrine being from the high- est authority in the universe must be considered pre- cious.
Secondly. In a...ll respects, this doctrine is most favor- able to mankind. There is no particular part that can be altered for the better. Let the most wise and pru- dent undertake to add any thing to this doctrine and they make it worse. Let them take any thing from it and they leave it not so good.
Thirdly. It is most precious on account of its sim- plicity and perspicuity. It is rendered so visible in the divine testimony, that any attempt to explain it tends to render it obscure. If one should attempt to show us the sun in a clear day by holding a candle before our eyes, it would obscure our vision, and tend to hide from our sight what is already as visible as it can be.
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