The Friends' Library: Comprising Journals, Doctrinal Treatises ..., volume 14
The Friends' Library: Comprising Journals, Doctrinal Treatises ..., volume 14
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For ye know whilst the vessel is ^led with wrath, envy, or with unrighteous- ness of any kind, such are not yet fit for the glory of God to shine forth in.
When that is removed out by judgment ; and 2Son is set free from oppression, then the crea- ture returns to God a pure vessel in the right- eousness that was before the fall. So a man or woman may come to Adam's state he was in before he fell, whk^h waa without sin. And against such the judgment of God doth not go forth, but they have peace ...with God, and fel- lowship in that which is pure, before sin and transgression was. They that come to this state, may be tempted again as was Eve, and if they watch not, may be entangled again ; but if'^ such be faithful to the power that re- deemed them from the sin, and in the power resist the temptation, then do such receive the seal of eternal life in Christ Jesus,, who never fell, though he was tempted, and so come to an establisbmetit in him that never changeth.
Therefore, dear Friends and people, you upon whom the glorious day of our God has dawned, and the day-star arisen in your hearts, which gives you a hope this day is at hand ; or you that have but a sense of that sure word of prophecy in you, which you are to take heed untcs till the day-star arise, I say unto you all, in all your states and conditions, it is faithful- \ to what you know, that God requires of you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For ye know whilst the vessel is ^led with wrath, envy, or with unrighteous- ness of any kind, such are not yet fit for the glory of God to shine forth in.
When that is removed out by judgment ; and 2Son is set free from oppression, then the crea- ture returns to God a pure vessel in the right- eousness that was before the fall. So a man or woman may come to Adam's state he was in before he fell, whk^h waa without sin. And against such the judgment of God doth not go forth, but they have peace ...with God, and fel- lowship in that which is pure, before sin and transgression was. They that come to this state, may be tempted again as was Eve, and if they watch not, may be entangled again ; but if'^ such be faithful to the power that re- deemed them from the sin, and in the power resist the temptation, then do such receive the seal of eternal life in Christ Jesus,, who never fell, though he was tempted, and so come to an establisbmetit in him that never changeth.
Therefore, dear Friends and people, you upon whom the glorious day of our God has dawned, and the day-star arisen in your hearts, which gives you a hope this day is at hand ; or you that have but a sense of that sure word of prophecy in you, which you are to take heed untcs till the day-star arise, I say unto you all, in all your states and conditions, it is faithful- \ to what you know, that God requires of you.
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