Theological Works Published At Different Times And Now Collected Into Volumes

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Every man, however, must judge for himself in this matter: but let us ask ourselves, whether we should feel comfortable, at the idea of all our secret thoughts being disclosed, I do not say to the whole world, but to our intimate friends and acquaintance? — Yet they must all be disclosed to men and angels, at the great dav of righteous retribution! — " Let then O JO f c the wicked forsake his way, and the unrighteous " man his thoughts:" for unless evil thoughts are ex- eluded or opposed, every... apparent reformation must be hypocritical. " O Jerusalem, wash thy heart from " wickedness, how long shall vain thoughts lodge " within thee?"* Peter seems even to intimate a doubt, whether the thought of Simon Magus's heart did not constitute the unpardonable sin; u Pray God, " if perhaps the thought of thine heart may be for- " given thee. "t This is therefore a matter of the greatest importance: and the discovery of those secret thoughts, which no human eye could reach, and which were scarcely ever suspected, will exceedingly help to discriminate characters at the great day.

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