Come & welcome to Jesus Christ, or, A plain and profitable discourse upon the…

I Should now come to the proof of the Second part of the Observation, but that is occasionally done already, in the Explicatory part of the Text; To which I refer the Reader: For I shall here only, give thee a Text or two more to the same purpose, and so come to the use and application.

I Should now come to the proof of the Second part of the Observation, but that is occasionally done already, in the Explicatory part of the Text; To which I referr the Reader: For I shall here only, give thee a Text or two more to the same purpose, and so come to the use and application.

First, It is Expressly said, No man can come to me, Except the Father which hath sent me, draw him. By this Text, there is not only insinuated, that in man is want of power, but also of will, to come to Jesus Christ, they must be drawn; they come not, if they be not drawn: and observe, it is not man, no nor all the Angels in Heaven, that can draw one sinner to Jesus Christ. No man cometh to me, except the Father which hath sent to me, draw him. Joh. 6. 44.

First, It is Expresly said, No man can come to me, Except the Father which hath sent me, draw him. By this Text, there is not only insinuated, that in man is want of power, but also of will, to come to Jesus Christ, they must be drawn; they come not, if they be not drawn: and observe, it is not man, no nor all the Angels in Heaven, that can draw one sinner to Jesus Christ. No man cometh to me, except the Father which hath sent to me, draw him. Joh. 6. 44.

Secondly, Again, No man can come to me, except it were given him of my Father.