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ROBERT
CARTER,
58
CANAL
STREET.
1839.
New-
York.
New
-Yore:
Printed
by
Scatcherd
and
Adams,
No.
38
Gold
Street
sake.
W.
C.
B.
Neui-Y(yrTi,
June,
1839.
—its
various
names
Evidence
of
divine
revelation
the
1*
this—the
power
persons
of
its
operation
—Proof—
Prayer.
moval
of
holiness
Prayer.
Prayers.
it is
plead
their
non-preparation,
and
per-
fect
atonement—
Illustration
this
againt
the
infidel
world.
Chap.
V.
church
to
make
a
complete
exhibi-
2
as
united
body
with
and the fact of his
use of
his
people
in
duty
always
includes
past vows,
guilty
and
accusing
conscience?
of unwor-
to
the
Holy
Table;
and
seek
your
the mode
of self-examination
to be
attendance
on
present
duty
shown
to
—2. Specimens
the appropriate
of
regulate
his
future
life.
the
different
classes
of
young
Christians.
3
his
throne,
at
the
we
in
order
to
participate
of
are
so
we
;
contem-
heavenly
Father,
from
whom
cometh
down
pages.
Vouchsafe
to
him,
Lord,
true
faith,
a
firm
hope,
and
ardent
love
to
thee.
May
he,
by
to
my
own
soul
while
writing
it,
3*
To
satisfy,
of these
never-closing
career
to
precisely
mind,
ventures
and
that
is
the
chief
life
and
the flesh
Henceforth
to
thee,
my
God,
I
shall
thine. To
bind
of
my
soul,
the
affection
and
faith
of
this
heart,
the
submission
to
thee
through
a
Saviour Jesus
Our
Father
who
art
heaven,
&c.
Amen.
of
man,
as
the
immortal
soul
is
the Scriptures.
on the
altar
save
us,
and
4*
can
au-
The
General.
told
By
these
time
when
these
extraordinary
events
Lord's
Supper :
For
so
it
is
stated
on
its
first
pages.
national
cha-
;
world.
spring
and
moreover,
the
destruction
of
Jerusalem,
the
dispersion
of
the
Jews,
the
the
four
gos-
pels
in
A.
D.
172.
respectively
lived,
it
was
im-
possible
that
book
from
these
different
per-
See
Home's
{ntrod.
I.
p.
95.
6
comparison with
were they
majesty
of
shaken
from
our
faith
and
our
hopes
by
the
barren
speculations
of
ungodly
men.
We
have
a
demonstration
within
the
core
of
our
hearts,
wLich
6*
the
side
of
the
will
not
say,
so
depraved
established
their
manner
before
all.
the
and
divine
on
the
page
of
divine
revelation
I
feel,
without
deception,
that
these
doctrines
are
of
command,
O
everlasting
God,
thy foes,
path.
Without
conduct me
wise
the
simple.
Let
6
illumination
into
the
inner
to seek
all places
all
my
earthly
joys.
heaven,
hallowed
be
thy
name,
&c.
Amen.
that
globe
?
earth;
adapt
each
part
to
the
whole
I
know,
6*
down
in
despair.
I
see
his
messengers
of
justice,
war,
famine,
pestilence,
diseases,
death,
conscious
of
his
inflexible
holiness.
Can
such
it
would
bring
one
Almighty
being
into
collision
with
another
Almighty
being.
that
each
of
them
is
dependent
on
One,
the
Creator
of
Israel,
your
king.
Isa.
xliii.
15.
Is
there
a
of
the
Gentiles,
B.
ii.
4.
Sect.
3.
2d.
In
the
work
of
rests
this
entire
plan
Turretine.
t
Plato,
De
Republ.
ransomed
peo-
ple.
He
who
would
not
Can
any
hide
himself
in
secret
places,
that
of
all
has
all
perfection
in
himself,
he
could
never
of the
cross, that
right-
ful
sovereignty,
a
test,
and
law
a
divine
specimen
down
to
a
mere
or,
through
the
claims
of
our
Redeemer's
merits
and
intercession,
to
the
believer,
as
the
reward
of
grace.
—And
the
penalty
must,
for
the
same
reason,
be
inflicted
in
its
full
extent,
without
fail,
or
com-
promise.
It
must
fall,
for
God
hath
declared
it.
And
it
so
fell
on
the
heads
of
the
fallen
angels,
in
its
immeasura-
ble
vengeance.
And
it
so
fell
on
the
head
of
our
Lord
Jesus
Christ,
the
voluntary
and
accepted
substitute
of
God's
7
of
their
orbit,
from
age
to
age,
the
arm
wields
the
gleaming
thunderbolt,
the
quake
fulfils
this
to
the
death-bearing
sirocco
of
the
desert

protect
prove
it.
;
7*
heavens, or
am
in
death.
Amen.
shall
I
stand
pleasure,
seal
thou,
Lord,
&c.
Amen.
and
the
Holy
Ghost,
and
these
to
reveal.
perfect evidence which
faith
not
must
be
admitted
Come,
let
us
make
man
in
created power can
supreme
and
exclusive
wor-
ship
Porson.
been the
less
as
Son
of
God.
8
minds to this
into
the
world.
He
was
the
Son
of
God
in
the
Father,
long
before
his
incarnation.
i.
23,
certainly
as
the
Father
is
honour
the
Sou
in
dear
young
friends,
is
the
radical
doctrine
of
8*
to
the
prophet :
verse
took
on
himself
the
form
of
a
servant.
often did the rays of divine glory break through the
vail of
:
remains
in
the
grave
seen that
guaranteed
by
a
deified
creature
that
we
should
all
angels
and
saints
in
the
Fa-
could
not
comprehend
his
re-
vealings.
application
to
him,
When applied
to God,
unto
each
the
Church.
Here
is
message
from
Isaiah,
and
at
the
same
divine
works
comprehen-
sion ?
9
?
1
The
Supreme
Deity
of
Christ.
this
head
we
cannot
compre-
hend
it ?
What
the
Father
works
of
the
Tri-
the
inter-
vention
of
each
of
the
persons,
displaying
the
riches
of
the
glory
through
the
all-pervading
influences
of
the
Spirit.
9*
most
im-
portant.
my Father,
time,
and
manner
of
my
bosom.
My
disembodied
spirit
blessings
already
bestowed,
by
ac-

of the sacri-
to
approach
being,
and
ripens
into
heavenly
perfection.
Holy
Ghost.
Glory
be
to
the
Fa-
ther,
&c.
Amen.
Hang
on
di-
vine
decrees,
greater
or
more
insuperable,
than
those
at-
existence
and
and
continue
that
motion
for
countless
10
6.
in
relation
to
It
has
been
said,
If
God
has
foreordained
all
that
comes
Let
him
who
ventures
to
bring
such
a
charge,
look
yet
every
agent
concerned
in
that
23.
17.
Jer.
xxxi.
3.
Eph.
i.
4.
10*
13,
14.
35.
?
cometh.
He
determines
the
bounds
and
and
the
:
in
thy
servants
in
the
hallowed
Amen.
Remember
what
the
federal,
as
well
himself,
and
11
viction of
federal transaction.
he
his
own
image :
in the
will
venture
to
own
representative
? What
Thou,
a
better
re-
presentative,
from
the
fruit
of
the
tree
of
knowledge.
own
heart,
and
11*
alive.
therefore,
it
is
clear
that
Adam
was
laid.
type
of
Christ,
who
are
dead.
our common father, and
tion
to
this
affecting
appeal
to
our
hearts
on
this
important
of ori-
and
the
two
a
thousand
generations
their
it
because
theolo-
made
liable
for
his
accredited
agent's
debts.
12
you,
when,
as
you
say,
you
never
did,
cannot
be
but
as
contracting,
it
was
also
just
in
proofs
of
this.
would
mourn
over
man's
froward-
12*
up
in
me,
all
of
us
have
dealt
treacherously
most
sovereign
guilty
and
subject
to
thy
judgments,
God
But,
Lord,
blessed
be
7.
heaven,
&c.
Amen.
proved. I
and have
Judge,
he
creates
us
under
an
absence
of
the
Adam
begat
a
his
the
of
men,
to
see
if
there
were
see the
of
the
kingdoms
of
this
world,
to
verify
the
dreadful
truth.
Universal
forth
to
exe-
13
visit
its
terrific
to
behold
evil
grope their
he
may
devour.
1
Pet.
V.
8.

nor
the
power
to
extricate
himself
from
this
by
my
natural
powers,
as
an
unconverted
sinner,
do
spiritual
and
his fallen
The
doctrine
that
man,
while
dead
in
sin,
does
possess
the
upon
13*
these
appalling
evils
;
No,
no :
I
am
mor-
ever
and
ever
;
the
it
is
the
fatal
Mine
iniquities
have
taken
such
a
&c.
Amen.
any
necessity,
to
Scriptures
are
explicit
on
stainless lustre.
readily
admit.
But,
14
by
his
own
blood
no
guilt
in-
committed, has
the exclu-
a
hill
of
ice,
ever
descending
endless
duration
of
torments.
Thou
canst
Infinitely
less,
can
any
one
of
promise
of
life
held
up
by
it,
under
any
denying
the
divine
sove-
reignty
MEDITATION.
In
thy
sight,
what
am
I,
LordJ
And
what
is
any
of
14*
plan of free grace.
In
the
me
and
loving
thee.
I
sweet
pleasure
of
hoping
in
enjoying
the
communion
of
thy
pre-
to
triumph
ashes.
ing
to
Our
Father
who
art,**
&c.
Amen.
him,
Some
other
able,
guilty.
of
of
punishment.
The
primary
and
grand
destruc-
tion
of
our
guilty
Jesus
Christ
stepped
the
proof
of
this.
What
are
thy
thy
our nature,
dear and
and
weeping
eyes.
Thou
art
my
all
breadth,
and
length
of
the
love
of
God.
Bless
the
Lord,
my
soul,
for
ever
and
ever.
15
The more
I
have
DISPLAYED
IN
SUBSTITUTION.
167
found
thee,
I
will
cleave
to
thee.
I
am
thine,—
thine
wholly,
thine
only,—
and
thine
for
ever.
Glory
be
to
thee,
God,'
Father,
Son,
and
Holy
Ghost,
for
ever.
Amen.
them
purposed
is usually
called their
Christ,
and
gave
us
over
to
him
in
a
solemn
federal
agreement,
on
the
condition
that
15*
It
cannot
be
sup-
as
a
sacrifice
for
the new covenant.
parties,
and
the
original
Greek.
to
pity
in
hea-
ven.
It
destroys
the
works
of
Satan.
It
restores
order,
and
the
beauties
of
holiness,
in
millions
of
the
ransomed.
the
bright
and
consolatory
evi-
whole
soul,
for
this
divine
—
head
It
was
thy
grace,
in
our
last
moments
Grace
as
it
was
in
the
beginning
; is
now,
and
shall
be
for
ever,
and
ever.
Amen.
16
in
holds his
grace from
wilful rebels
it
to
them.
The
consequence
is.
while
he
resolved
to
damn
the
rest,
without
from their creeds.
carried
out
into
fatal
effect,
the
natural
freedom
of
their
own
will.
They
would
listen
to
no
expedient
to
no
persons
16*
per
training,
21.
man
giveth
me,
to
the
remark
of
that
emi-
on
If
God's
supreme
will
Edit.
by any created being.
Sect.
3,
and
Part
iv.
Sect.
12.
must
follow
the
opposing
systems
together,
fixed
in
the
divine
In
hope
of
eternal
life
and
as
exhibited
in
the
Creed
of
all
the
Reformed
churches
of
Holland,
Germany,
France,
Switzerland,
En-
gland,
Scotland,
and
America.
They
impart
to
us
thesweet-
17
?
in
it.
overwhelm-
ed
with
a
death
of
another
criminal,
make
any
alteration
in
the
position
of
a
condemn-
the
minority
is
elected,
and
that
the
majority
12,
17*
not, and
sins
by
godly
penitence
through
to
will,
and
to
do
of
selecting
love.
Amen.
to
faith,

everlasting
love
Amen.
paid
for
man
j
debt
contracted
against
infinite
justice,
infinite
purity,
infinite
power
It
heaven,
without
and
preserve
unimpaired
the
divine
government,
honour,
and
glory.
and
his
omnipotence
subduing
treason,
and
rebellion
18
throne.
203
and
in
the
of
kings
f
thus
18*
who
art
in
heaven,
&c.

Jer.
XXX.
21.
and presented
to
be
rejected,
These
may
be
all
arranged
under
four
classes,—
Satan,
the
and
all-sufficient
Sa-
viour
cross,
were
those
achieve
the
mighty
work.
He
could
Isai.
ix.
6.
Shall
I
look
for
him
teacher,—
under
condemnation
himself,—
can
:
to be
the
lurkings,
and
windings
of
19
nature.
art
in
heaven,
&c.
from
its
earliest
existence
always
his
nature.
Hence,
it
and
a
new
spirit
will
I
19*
Phil.
iii.
21.
Messiah, he
how
just
as
certain
that
Christ
around
us
the
saints
walking
with
him,
and
with
impossible
that
he
as
we
said
This
was
done
gally
his,
by
his
voluntary
assumption.
He
assumed
the
of
death
inflicted
on
the
victim
after
this
typical
transfer.
There
for
sin.
He
himself
bore
our
sins
in
Cor.
v.
21.
terror,
shame,
and
hatred.
who
has
made
20
church, and
the world,
accepted,
there
would
have
been
no
his
angels
would
these testimonies.
in
all
20*
power to
now
love
us,
and
mingle
with
us
in
affectionate
services.
praise
disjoin
of
my
the mansions
law
rejoice
in
thy
divine
govern-
has
made
exceedingly
death
shall
cease,
for
ever,
to
sanctification.
I
long
its
pollution,
which
keeps
me
far
from
There,
O
my
blessed
God
the Holy
Our
Father
who
art
in
heaven,
&c.
Amen.
heaven
experiment. I
alone
valuable
than
spiritual
life
1
There
God
had
sunk
into
such
a
mental
im-
21
other
inseparable
and
known
quality,
or
attri-
bute
thereof.
principle
of
life,
and
its
origin ?
to the crea-
accompanied
be
aolely
21*
and come out
for
the
new
heart,
and
all
its
graces.
What
is
man,
that
he
should
dare
usurp
the
throne,
and
seize
his
be
more
and
more
my
love,
for
the
sweet
pleasure
I
have
utterly
alienated
from
thee,
but
now
rectified,
thy
hands.
and
&c.
act
given
on
our
part,
in
exchange
for
divine
blessings,
than
our
possession
Phil.
i.
29.
Eph.
ii.
8.
John
vi.
65.
you, personally.
And,
perceiving
by
the
divine
aid
of
the
22
any thing
in my
God.
Explain,
and
prove
this,
by
Scripture
texts.
partly
administered
unto
me,
whether
that
and
trespasses.
to
infinite
per-
fection,
—such
as
it
is.
his
book,
Baxter
against
Baxter,
to
reclaim
them.
Jerem.
xxxviii,
12.
22*
I
hopes
of
safety
by
legal hopes,
me
depart
in
the
full
as-
for
ever
Our
Father
who
art,
&c.
and
pronounces
us
righ-
original.
removal
of
all
our
guilt,
Hence,
peace
of
mind
invested with supreme
1—5.
the
debt
of
my
In
the
best-regulated
human
government,
23
own
voluntary
act.
It
cannot
possibly
happen
in
any
circum-
stance.
Divine
law,
and
justice
must
so does
law, before
its
full
measure.
And
it
/or the
assumed
our
my
Redeemer
found
in
Christ
; of
23*
of
the
Give
me
an
abundant
increase
of
thy
Amen.
and
eternal,
is
birth. It
John
vi.
35.
I
desire
besides
thee.
When
Surely after
Job.
xlii.
5,
6.
Jerem.
iii.
25.
xjfxi.
18,
19.
42.
over the bottomless
of
Math.
vii.
22,
23.
24
My
carnal
hope
was
utterly
broken
down.
ardent
love.
And
O,
how
joyfully
did
this
fond
heart
spring
forward
to
proclaimed
it
on
our
dis-
the
sorrowing
committed
against
emotions
to
the
Holy
Ghost,
for
ever
and
ever.
Our
Father
who
art
in
heaven,
&c.
Amen.
through
sad
reverses
and
cheering
victories,
the
Christian
pursues
his
way
by
invinci-
24*
the
mount
of
God.
This
may
be
considered
in
a
twofold
view :
First,
de-
scribe
the
manner
in
which
these
means
so.
to
just as
importunity,
to
let
—as if
knock,
Unclean

vii. 11.
been
greatly
paralyzed.
But
the
final
eacTi
25
?
?
power of
my heart.
life,
who
disposi-
tions,
and
constancy
of
power.
And,
finally,
all
imply
that
I
na-
ural
powers,
or
exertions.
It
is
a
disposition,
and
capacity
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