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Casuistical morning-exercises the fourth volume /
Casuistical morning-exercises the fourth volume / by several ministers in and about London, preached in October, 1689.
London: printed by James Astwood for John Dunton, 1690
Sermon 2: The Case I am to discourse of this Morning, is this: Quest. Wherein, and wherefore, the…
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2. Neither can they plead, that Salvation by him was revealed so darkly, that they could not have any distinct knowledge of it, as the Jew may plead.
3. Neither can they plead that this Revelation was never confirmed from Heaven, so that they might certainly believe it to be from Heaven, and not the invention of Men. The Confirmation of it is now made evident.
4. Neither can they plead, that they knew not that Unbelief and Impenitency were damnable sins, and would expose men to the judgment and wrath of God.
5. Neither can they plead Ignorance of God's punitive Justice: The Sufferings of Christ for sin to satisfy offended Justice, do clearly evidence this to all that know any thing of the Gospel: And this more fully, than any Judgments God hath inflicted upon sinners in this world, even Sodom it self.
5. Neither can they plead Ignorance of God's punitive Justice: The Sufferings of Christ for sin to satisfie offended Justice, do clearly evidence this to all that know any thing of the Gospel: And this more fully, than any Judgments God hath inflicted upon sinners in this world, even Sodom it self.