A69536:65
The judgment of non-conformists about the difference between grace and morality
London : s.n., 1676
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.
IV. And as to the fourth Sense of MORALITY (as signifying only our Duty to Man, as distinct from holiness to God) we are agreed,
1. That as the Love of our Neighbour as our selves is the second great Commandment like to the first, so the practice of this in our Duty towards Man, proceeding from Love and Obedience to God, is the second part of our Duty, and to be preached and practised accordingly.
2. And it is that part, about a near discernible Object, by which our Love to God must be expressed and made known; and by which it shall, by Christ himself, be judged of at the last day.
2. And it is that part, about a near discernable Object, by which our Love to God must be expressed and made known; and by which it shall, by Christ himself, be judged of at the last day.
3. And it is that Matter in which God will have our obedience to him to be carefully and constantly exercised: Because God needeth us not himself, but as his Government of Man is his ordering us to our own good and felicity, so he obligeth us to do good to our selves, and one another.