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The Forgiveness of Sin
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A Practical Exposition on Psalm CXXX
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A Practical Exposition on Psalm CXXX. Wherein the Nature of the Forgiveness of Sin is Declared; the Truth and Reality of it Asserted ; and the Case of a Soul Distressed with the Guilt of Sin, and Relieved by a Discovery of Forgiveness with God, is at Large Discoursed. By John Owen ..
Author: A Practical Exposition on Psalm CXXX
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A Practical Exposition of the CXXX. Psalm
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A Practical Exposition on the CXXX Psalm
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The Forgiveness of Sin; Illustrated in a Practical Exposition of Psalm Cxxx
Author: John OwenPublisher: Theclassics.Us
ISBN: 9781230431383
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Pages : 122
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 184? edition. Excerpt: ...upon us that we are capable of, and to give the strongest and most powerful motive possible to its performance. See Ephes. 4: 32. This duty is more directly and expressly required in the New Testament than in the Old. Required then it was, but not so openly, so plainly, so expressly, as now. Zechariah, when he died, cried, " The Lord look on it, and require it;" but Stephen, dying in the same cause, said, " Lord, lay not this sin to their charge." Elijah called for fire from heaven; but our Savior reproves the least inclination in his disciples to imitate him. Arid the reason of this difference is, that forgiveness in God is far more clearly exhibited, especially in the nature and cause of it, in the Gospel, which hath brought life and immortality to light, than it was under the law. This forgiveness of others is made an express condition of our obtaining forgiveness from God. Matt. 6: 14, 15. Our forgiving others will not procure forgiveness for ourselves; but our not forgiving others proves that we ourselves are not forgiven. All these things show what weight God himself lays on this duty. 2. This duty is such, that there is nothing more comely, useful, or honorable, than a due performance of it. To be morose, implacable, inexorable, revengeful, is one of the greatest degeneracies of human nature. To remember injuries, to retain a sense of wrongs, to watch for opportunities of revenge, to hate and be maliciously perverse, is to represent the image of the devil to the world in its proper colors; he is the great enemy and self avenger. On the other hand, no grace, no duty, no ornament of the mind is in itself so lovely, so praiseworthy, or so useful to mankind, as are meekness and readiness to forgive. This is that principally which...
Practical Exposition on Psalm CXXX: Wherein the Nature of the Forgiveness of Sin Is Declared; The T
Author: John OwenPublisher: Wentworth Press
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The Forgiveness of Sin
Author: John OwenPublisher: Andesite Press
ISBN: 9781296576370
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The Forgiveness of Sin
Author: John OwenPublisher: Nabu Press
ISBN: 9781295751181
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