Excerpt from The Complete Works of Stephen Charnock, B. D, Vol. 3: Containing: The Necessity the Nature the Efficient and the Instrument of Regeneration; God the Author of Reconciliation; The Cleansing Virtue of Christ's Blood
The quick sale of this excellent author's former volume, viz., his Discourses upon the Existence and Attributes of God, as well as that of Divine Provi dence, considering how heavily the works of some others on such like sub jects have gone off in our decrepit age, may be abundant evidence what acceptance they have found with the judiciously pious, who converse with books, and thereupon afford persuasive hopes that more of the genuine and useful issue of the same father, not less like to him than those born before, will yet be more favourably entertained. Wherefore, presuming we have not any way impeached our reputation by anything we wrote in the fore going Prefaces, if thou wilt (without any repetition of the same with respect to these) but give us credit till thou hast took a distinct view by a due pro portion of the several well-made parts and features here presented to thine eye by us, who were desired to perform this office of love to our deceased worthy friend, we doubt not but thou wilt easily say, As those treatises were, so these are, Judges viii. 18; yea (as Joseph's brethren said, Gen. Xlii. 11, All sons of one man in the land of Canaan above, each one resembling the children of him that now rests from his labours, and his works do follow him,' Rev. Xiv. 13, being made a king and priest unto God, the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ,' Rev. I. 5, whom he served with his spirit in the gospel, Rom. I. 9, which the choice heads of evangelical truths, clearly opened and practically applied in this volume, may largely attest, and so give a supersedeas to any further recommendation of ours. The rather, when thou mayest be fully assured that a considerable part, namely, the learned and spiritual Discourses of Regeneration, were carefully Oopied out by onet of the former happy undertakers; and though another, who attained to the skill of perfectly reading his manuscripts, was chiefly employed in transcribing the major part of this great work from the author's own copy, yet the transcript hath been diligently compared with the original by the otheri of the former transcribers before we read it each of us separately, and afterwards those passages conjunctly, in consultation to gether, wherein either of us conceived any little scruple might arise concerning the author's genuine sense, we saw re-examined, being studious to do him all the right we could, and give his own meaning in his own words unto the world, without adventuring to interpose our own conceptions. Yet after our utmost care, and the vigilant supervisal of the press by an in genious person,§ who did much honour the author, we doubt not but had he himself survived the publication of what now appears, he would have sweetened and given grace to some lines that we presume not to alter. If.
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Paperback. Zustand: New. Print on Demand. This book offers a deeply insightful exploration of the concept of regeneration as it relates to Christian faith. Written in a time when religious discourse often centered on the intricacies of legalism, the author delves into the spiritual realities underpinning a truly transformed life. He tackles the idea of a ââ Å"new birthââ  not as a mere metaphor, but as an essential, life-altering experience that defines oneââ â¢s relationship with God. The author skillfully weaves together scriptural analysis with reasoned arguments, drawing upon the wisdom of the prophets and engaging with the theological concerns of his day. He tackles the question of what it means to truly see the kingdom of God, not merely in a theoretical sense, but as a tangible reality in oneââ â¢s own life. The book challenges readers to move beyond outward religious practices and embrace a deep and transformative encounter with the divine. Through a rich tapestry of biblical interpretation and compelling arguments, this book ultimately reveals the profound significance of regeneration as the foundation for a life lived in accordance with Godââ â¢s will and purpose. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9781333142117_0
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