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Moreover, it really appears to be high time
Moreover, it really appears to be high time for the authorities of our Church to interfere.But the object I have in view, is to shew that the antievangehcal Tory Burch Outlet demonstrations of the last century, and the revival of Popish doctrines and ceremonies now. have, though in widely different ways, the same tendency to overturn the great leading tenet of the gospeljus&fication by faith. It matters not whether we place our justification in moral works, or refer it to the efficacy Tory Burch Sale of ordinances: the effect is the same in weakening the impression that it is through faith alone. It is also worthy of remark, that the moralists of the last century and the semiRomamsts in this, make precisely the same objection to that doctrine in its punty. namely, that it leads to Antmomianism. Here, however, the question might fairly be asked, can anything advanced respecting this faith, which worketh by love and is fruitful of good works, have m it an equal leaning to this awful error, with the idea that a baptized man is. ex opere operato, a justified man ? However devout and full of good works Tory Burch Reva Flats the propounders of such a notion may be. can they fail to see the mevitaoie consecraence oi sucn an assertion i it is cteariv. therefore, incumbent on the friends of true religion and the Church, to endeavour to arouse the attention of the country to the good old truths set forth m the days of the Reformation, Tory Burch Flats and to explain and enforce the character and effects of that faith m the atonement, without which, be his trust in ordinances or works what it may, it is impossible for any man to please God. Happily for us. God has graciously provided, that though error can assume almost every variety of aspect suited to any " times, there is but one way of putting it to flight die sword of the Spirit, the word of truth, which, though framed to correct every wrong condition whereof man is capable, is like its author, the same yesterday, today, ana tor I cannot close the present chapter without noticing the fact, that the efforts made in the last century for an amelioration in the literary system at Oxford, were comJ
Moreover, it really appears to be high time for the authorities of our Church to interfere.But the object I have in view, is to shew that the antievangehcal Tory Burch Outlet demonstrations of the last century, and the revival of Popish doctrines and ceremonies now. have, though in widely different ways, the same tendency to overturn the great leading tenet of the gospeljus&fication by faith. It matters not whether we place our justification in moral works, or refer it to the efficacy Tory Burch Sale of ordinances: the effect is the same in weakening the impression that it is through faith alone. It is also worthy of remark, that the moralists of the last century and the semiRomamsts in this, make precisely the same objection to that doctrine in its punty. namely, that it leads to Antmomianism. Here, however, the question might fairly be asked, can anything advanced respecting this faith, which worketh by love and is fruitful of good works, have m it an equal leaning to this awful error, with the idea that a baptized man is. ex opere operato, a justified man ? However devout and full of good works Tory Burch Reva Flats the propounders of such a notion may be. can they fail to see the mevitaoie consecraence oi sucn an assertion i it is cteariv. therefore, incumbent on the friends of true religion and the Church, to endeavour to arouse the attention of the country to the good old truths set forth m the days of the Reformation, Tory Burch Flats and to explain and enforce the character and effects of that faith m the atonement, without which, be his trust in ordinances or works what it may, it is impossible for any man to please God. Happily for us. God has graciously provided, that though error can assume almost every variety of aspect suited to any " times, there is but one way of putting it to flight die sword of the Spirit, the word of truth, which, though framed to correct every wrong condition whereof man is capable, is like its author, the same yesterday, today, ana tor I cannot close the present chapter without noticing the fact, that the efforts made in the last century for an amelioration in the literary system at Oxford, were comJ
