The Works
The Works
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'Tis a wretched thing to be engaged in a war with necessity made by righteousness itself, and the most invincible reason ! A pagan, repre- sented in the heijght of madness, was not so mul as not to see this,b thai he is a wrtUked creeMre, that is MNPtfiia^ to die, when the world is every where dfin^ with himl Oor patience possessing our souls, will not endure there shoold oe such A pugna^ a reluctant disposition, not overcome against this, inviolable statute ana determination; which disposition... must be eaually disloyal to our Maker and uncomfortable to ourselves.
And this consideration should make us patient in ex- pecting the consequent good, whereto death is the intro- duction; that the expected ^pood is so ascertained to the friends of Christ, that death mtervenin« cannot be hurtftal, or be any bar to our attainment of the good promised; nor is rationally formidable ; since we cannot teappose our Lord would foroid our fearing what we have reason to fear.
But unto his friends he forbid the fearing of them that can kill the body only, and after that have no more that they can-do ; but requires them to fear him, that can cast soiU and body into hell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Tis a wretched thing to be engaged in a war with necessity made by righteousness itself, and the most invincible reason ! A pagan, repre- sented in the heijght of madness, was not so mul as not to see this,b thai he is a wrtUked creeMre, that is MNPtfiia^ to die, when the world is every where dfin^ with himl Oor patience possessing our souls, will not endure there shoold oe such A pugna^ a reluctant disposition, not overcome against this, inviolable statute ana determination; which disposition... must be eaually disloyal to our Maker and uncomfortable to ourselves.
And this consideration should make us patient in ex- pecting the consequent good, whereto death is the intro- duction; that the expected ^pood is so ascertained to the friends of Christ, that death mtervenin« cannot be hurtftal, or be any bar to our attainment of the good promised; nor is rationally formidable ; since we cannot teappose our Lord would foroid our fearing what we have reason to fear.
But unto his friends he forbid the fearing of them that can kill the body only, and after that have no more that they can-do ; but requires them to fear him, that can cast soiU and body into hell.
What to read after The Works?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Howe, Edmund Calamy to read onlineMoreLess
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