Letters From the Illinois 1820 1821 Containing An Account of the English Set
Letters From the Illinois 1820 1821 Containing An Account of the English Set
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To all sincere Christians who may have indulged similar fears, may be applied what the Psalmist remarks of certain pious persons of his day, who appear to have been placed in a very " infidel, wicked settlement ;" " There were they "ingreat fear where no fear ivas" (Ps. Liv. 5. ) Infidelity, or unbelief in the divine mission of Christ ; a rejection of those grand truths, essential to the salvation of a lost world, where the gospel can be read and examined, as it may easily be in the present enl...ightened age enlightened, with respect to the means of instruction for the attain- ment of knowledge the most important, is so inexcuseable, that I know not how any man, even if his capacity be be- low mediocrity, and more especially any man whose ca- NOTES, 59 pacity is above mediocrity, can, remaining an unbeliever, rationally hope to escape the awful sentence pronounced by our Saviour: " He that believeth not the Son, shall not see light : he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begot- ten Son of God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To all sincere Christians who may have indulged similar fears, may be applied what the Psalmist remarks of certain pious persons of his day, who appear to have been placed in a very " infidel, wicked settlement ;" " There were they "ingreat fear where no fear ivas" (Ps. Liv. 5. ) Infidelity, or unbelief in the divine mission of Christ ; a rejection of those grand truths, essential to the salvation of a lost world, where the gospel can be read and examined, as it may easily be in the present enl...ightened age enlightened, with respect to the means of instruction for the attain- ment of knowledge the most important, is so inexcuseable, that I know not how any man, even if his capacity be be- low mediocrity, and more especially any man whose ca- NOTES, 59 pacity is above mediocrity, can, remaining an unbeliever, rationally hope to escape the awful sentence pronounced by our Saviour: " He that believeth not the Son, shall not see light : he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begot- ten Son of God.
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