The New York Pulpit in the Revival of 1858 a Memorial volume of Sermons
The New York Pulpit in the Revival of 1858 a Memorial volume of Sermons
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Come to Christ 190 THE NEW YORK PDLPIT.
For Christ is truly the author of the whole work, and he is a complete Saviour, and does meet every real want and necessity of the lost man. And I freely acknow- ledge that this, our second inquiry, is founded on a real necessity. No person can change his disposition, or induce a particular feeling, by merely resolving to do so. In the case of a sinner's feelings towards God, this is pecu- liarly true — there must be an influence from without, to induce s...uch a change, and no being less than God him- self, can perform the work. We can corrupt our moral disposition, render ourselves more and more sinful, but God alone can renew us — make us holy — give us re- pentance and faith in Christ. In the very verse of which our text is a part, Jesus says, " All that the Fa- ther giveth me shall come to me ;" and a few verses farther on he remarks, " E'o man can come to me ex- cept the Father who hath sent me draw him ;" and many serious, thouglitful persons are, even now, being taught this truth.
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Come to Christ 190 THE NEW YORK PDLPIT.
For Christ is truly the author of the whole work, and he is a complete Saviour, and does meet every real want and necessity of the lost man. And I freely acknow- ledge that this, our second inquiry, is founded on a real necessity. No person can change his disposition, or induce a particular feeling, by merely resolving to do so. In the case of a sinner's feelings towards God, this is pecu- liarly true — there must be an influence from without, to induce s...uch a change, and no being less than God him- self, can perform the work. We can corrupt our moral disposition, render ourselves more and more sinful, but God alone can renew us — make us holy — give us re- pentance and faith in Christ. In the very verse of which our text is a part, Jesus says, " All that the Fa- ther giveth me shall come to me ;" and a few verses farther on he remarks, " E'o man can come to me ex- cept the Father who hath sent me draw him ;" and many serious, thouglitful persons are, even now, being taught this truth.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander, James W. (James Waddel), 1804-1859 to read onlineMoreLess
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