Of Satan.
Satan is a grand enemy to the peace, joy, comfort, settlement and satisfaction of every poor Christian. Page 340, 341
Of Scripture.
All men and women that are desirous to know how it will go with them in another world, they must peremptorily resolve to be determined by Scripture, in the great matters of their interest in Christ. Page 20, 21, 22, 23, 24
Of sin, many weighty things about it.
A universal willingness to be rid of all sin, is an infallible evidence of the truth of grace in a mans heart. Page 88, 89, 90, 91, 92
A constant habitual willingness to be rid of all sin, is an infallible evidence of the truth of grace in the soul. Page 92, 93
A transcendent willingness, a superlative willingness to be rid of sin, is an infallible evidence of the truth of grace in the soul. Page 93, 94, 95, 96, 97
That soul that does not allow himself, or indulge himself in a course of sin, or in the common practice of any known sin, that soul is certainly a gracious soul. Page 97, 98, 99
That soul that conflicts most with heart-sins, and is m•st affected and afflicted with spiritual sins, he is certainly a gracious soul. Page 99, 100, 101, 102
That soul that abstains from sin, and whose heart rises against sin, because of the evil nature of it, &c. that soul has certainly a principle of grace, a seed of God in him. Page 102, 103, 104, 105, 106
Where there is an irreconcilable opposition in the soul against sin, there is a saving work of God upon that mans heart. Page 106, 107, 108
Where the very prevailings of sin are ordinarily made serviceable to high and holy ends, there certainly is a saving work of God upon that mans soul. Page 108 109, 110
Where a bare naked command of God is commonly of that power, force and authority with the soul, as to curb sin, and restrain the soul from sin, and to fence the soul against the encroachments and commands of sin, there is certainly a saving work of God upon that mans soul. Page 111, 112, 113
Constant desires, and earnest and constant endeavours to avoid and shun all known appearances of sin, evidences the truth and reality of grace in the soul. Page 114, 115, 116
He that sets himself mostly, resolutely, habitually, against his bosom sins, his constitution sins, &c. he has certainly a powerful, a saving work of God upon his soul.
Of Satan.
Satan is a grand enemy to the peace, joy, comfort, settlement and satisfaction of every poor Christian. Page 340, 341
Of Scripture.
All men and women that are desirous to know how it will go with them in another world, they must peremptorily resolve to be determined by Scripture, in the great matters of their interest in Christ. Page 20, 21, 22, 23, 24
Of sin, many weighty things about it.
A universal willingness to be rid of all sin, is an infallible evidence of the truth of grace in a mans heart. Page 88, 89, 90, 91, 92
A constant habitual willingness to be rid of all sin, is an infallible evidence of the truth of grace in the soul. Page 92, 93
A transcendent willingness, a superlative willingness to be rid of sin, is an infallible evidence of the truth of grace in the soul. Page 93, 94, 95, 96, 97
That soul that does not allow himself, or indulge himself in a course of sin, or in the common practice of any known sin, that soul is certainly a gracious soul. Page 97, 98, 99
That soul that conflicts most with heart-sins, and is m•st affected and afflicted with spiritual sins, he is certainly a gracious soul. Page 99, 100, 101, 102
That soul that abstains from sin, and whose heart rises against sin, because of the evil nature of it, &c. that soul has certainly a principle of grace, a seed of God in him. Page 102, 103, 104, 105, 106
Where there is an irreconcileable opposition in the soul against sin, there is a saving work of God upon that mans heart. Page 106, 107, 108
Where the very prevailings of sin are ordinarily made serviceable to high and holy ends, there certainly is a saving work of God upon that mans soul. Page 108 109, 110
Where a bare naked command of God is commonly of that power, force and authority with the soul, as to curb sin, and restrain the soul from sin, and to fence the soul against the encroachments and commands of sin, there is certainly a saving work of God upon that mans soul. Page 111, 112, 113
Constant desires, and earnest and constant endeavours to avoid and shun all known appearances of sin, evidences the truth and reality of grace in the soul. Page 114, 115, 116
He that sets himself mostly, resolutely, habitually, against his bosom sins, his constitution sins, &c. he has certainly a powerful, a saving work of God upon his soul.
