...to the gracious Terms of the new Covenant, being perfuaded of his Sufficiency as a Saviour, and that he is able to keep that which we have committed unto him againft that Day. And through him let us yield up ourfelves to God our heavenly Father, as fupreme...

...natural depravity:-— " Yes," my friend, " We know on whom we have believed ; and we arc persuaded, that he is able to keep that which we have committed unto...appeared, behold God preparing his way before him, unking all the civilized world in one language (Greek), for the speedier disseminating of the blessed...

...have believed :" while in the experience of past mercies they can also add with the Apostle, " and are persuaded that he is able to keep that which we have committed to him."* In these respects Christ may truly be understood to say, " I am known of mine." By way of...

...Christ alone that can redeem us from our natural depravity : — " Yes," my friend, " We know on ivhom we have believed; and we are persuaded that he is...way before him, uniting all the civilized world in ona language, (Greek,) for the speedier disseminating of the blessed gospel ; and then when I compare...

...have believed :" while in the experience of past mercies they can also add with the Apostle, " and are persuaded that he is able to keep that which we have committed to him/'* In these respects Christ may truly be understood to say, " I am known of mine." By way of...

...and benevolent God would have originally created man with such a disposition ? It is sin which bafh made the world a vale of tears. It is the power of...God preparing his way before him, uniting all the civilixcd world in one language, (Greek,)for the speedier disseminating of the blessed Gospel ; and...

...we worship. With a faith and hope, learned of the Son, we put our trust in the Father who sent him ; and we are " persuaded that He is able to keep that which ' we ' have committed unto Him against that day." (2 Tim. i.) On that day Christians will no longer meet one another with the words or the...

...most need the consolations which are in Christ Jesus — we may know in whom we have believed — that he is able to keep that which we have committed unto him, and to save us for his own name and for his truth's sake, with an everlasing salvation. We beg this,...

...Our privilege, as Christians is, that we are walking with God ; and while we know in whom we believe, we are persuaded that he is able to keep that which we have committed to him against the great day. But further : walking with God supposes prngress ; though the Christian...

...But, blessed be God, " we follow not cunningly devised fables; we know in whom (we) have believed, and (are) persuaded that he is able to keep that which (we) have committed unto him against that day." This God, this faithful God, is the object of a Christian's hope, and eternal life is eagerly...