A44342:1059
The application of redemption
The application of redemption by the effectual work of the word, and spirit of Christ, for the bringing home of lost sinners to God ... by that faithful and known servant of Christ, Mr. Thomas Hooker ...
London: printed by Peter Cole, 1656
The Application of Redemption, by the effectual work of the Word an… › Book 8
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1 All men say they have sufficient help from God in the Dispensation of the ways of his Providences and Ordinances, that they may be Converted were it not their own fault; they […] a power and a […] by the supply of this sufficient help from God to this end and for this work, and yet though they may, yet they do not attain success. 2 But the Elect and such as the Lord hath set apart to himself, have the Efficacy of this spiritual help from the Lord, as that they shall be, and in their times are actually Called and Converted unto God. Against these Forgeries, I desire this Fifth Collection may be attended.
1 All men say they have sufficient help from God in the Dispensation of the wayes of his Providences and Ordinances, that they may be Converted were it not their own fault; they 〈…〉 a power and a 〈…〉 by the supply of this sufficient help from God to this end and for this work, and yet though they may, yet they do not attain success. 2 But the Elect and such as the Lord hath set apart to himself, have the Efficacy of this spiritual help from the Lord, as that they shal be, and in their times are actually Called and Converted unto God. Against these Forgeries, I desire this Fifth Collection may be attended.
Where ever there is Sufficiency of exciting and preventing Grace, put forth by the Lord, for the Drawing, and Converting of the Sinner; there is also the Efficacy of that Grace which never fails to attain success.
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