...by Divine Revelation : hence it is, that conscience is enabled to form such a proposition as this: He, that believeth, shall be saved : he, that believeth not, shall be damned: this proposition it forms, not from natural light, but from the super-induced light of Scripture. This...

...the contents of his Bible, who does not know that faidi in Jesus Christ is necessary to salvation. He that believeth shall be saved. He that believeth not shall be damned. Sound vigorous Christians there are, and there always will be, who do not understand the philology...

...foreknew as believers. Thus the purpose and work of God stand unshaken as the pillars of heaven, " He that believeth shall be saved : he that believeth not shall be damned." And thus God is clear from the blood of all men ; since whoever perishes, perishes by his own act and...

...contents of his Bible, who does not know that faith in Jesus Christ is necessary to salvation. — He that believeth shall be saved. He that believeth not shall be damned. Sound vigorous Christians there are, and there always will be, who do not understand the philology...

...unchangeable, with regard to his ..lea.res. Bat what decrees ? The same that he has commanded to be' preached to every creature, "He that believeth shall be saved ; he that believeth not, shall be damned." The Scripture teaches, 2. That God is unchangeable with regard to his love and hatred. But how ? Observe...

...The Arminians hold, God fers decreed from all eternity, touching all that have the Written word, " He that believeth shall be saved : he that believeth not, shall be condemned :" and in order to this, * Christ died for all, all that were dead in trespasses and ems,"...

...Damnation, Sir, 1 say, is the Scripture word and doctrine! As our sister Elizabeth hath observed, " he that believeth, shall be saved; he that believeth not, shall be damned." But in these alarming days of infidelity, damnation is never heard from the pulpit of certain enlightened...

...palpably impertinent, I answer hi the general, that they signify no more than those words of Christ, ' He that believeth shall be saved, he that believeth not shall be damned;'1 ' except ye repent, ye shall perish; •? (for that exceptive contains this proposition,...

...The sovereignty of God appears, 1 . In fixing from eternity that decree touching the sons of men. ' He that believeth shall be saved : he that believeth not shall be damned.' 2. In all the general circumstances of creation ; in the time, the place, the manner of creating all...

...expressed, and particularly in that very remarkable declaration from the mouth of Christ himself: " He that believeth shall be " saved ; he that believeth not, shall be " damned J." Let those who think it a * Matt. xxiv. 51. Luke xii.46. t Matt.x. 15. J Mark xvi. 16. Johniii....