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Three treatises tending to awaken secure sinners
Three treatises tending to awaken secure sinners by Richard Baxter.
London : To be sold by John Rothwell ..., 1656
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
6. And if Jesus Christ must be the Judge what confusion will it bring to the faces of his enemies, and of all that set light by him in the day of their visitation? to see Mercy turned against them, and he that dyed for them, now ready to condemn them: and that blood and grace which did Aggravate their sin, to be pleaded against them, to the increase of their misery: how sad will this be!
7. If the God of Love, and Grace and Truth be Judge, then no man need to fear any wrong. No subtlety of the Accuser, nor darkness of Evidence: no prejudice or partiality, or what soever else may be imagined, can there appear to the wrong of your cause. Get a good cause and fear nothing: and if your cause be bad, nothing can deliver you.
7. If the God of Love, and Grace and Truth be Judge, then no man need to fear any wrong. No subtilty of the Accuser, nor darkness of Evidence: no prejudice or partiality, or what soever else may be imagined, can there appear to the wrong of your cause. Get a good cause and fear nothing: and if your cause be bad, nothing can deliyer you.
III. FOR the Third Point, Who are they that must be judged?