The Two CovenantsCCEL, 1949 - 23 pages |
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... what the hold on God Himself is which it thus gives us; and what the conditions are for the full and continual experience of its blessings. I feel confident that if I can lead any to listen to what God has to INTRODUCTION ...
... what the hold on God Himself is which it thus gives us; and what the conditions are for the full and continual experience of its blessings. I feel confident that if I can lead any to listen to what God has to INTRODUCTION ...
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... confidence and friendship, a covenant has often been of unspeakable value. In His infinite condescension to our human weakness and need, there is no possible way in which men pledge their faithfulness, that God has not sought to make ...
... confidence and friendship, a covenant has often been of unspeakable value. In His infinite condescension to our human weakness and need, there is no possible way in which men pledge their faithfulness, that God has not sought to make ...
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... confidence in God so little understood, its claim upon the faithfulness of the Omnipotent God so little tested; no wonder that Christian life should miss the joy and the strength, the holiness and the heavenliness which God meant and so ...
... confidence in God so little understood, its claim upon the faithfulness of the Omnipotent God so little tested; no wonder that Christian life should miss the joy and the strength, the holiness and the heavenliness which God meant and so ...
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... dependence too absolute, no submission too complete, no confidence too implicit, to a soul that is learning to count God Himself its chief good, its exceeding joy. In entering into covenant with us, God's one object is.
... dependence too absolute, no submission too complete, no confidence too implicit, to a soul that is learning to count God Himself its chief good, its exceeding joy. In entering into covenant with us, God's one object is.
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abound accept assurance atonement believe bestow better Covenant blessedness blood Book bring Christ Jesus Christian circumcise cleansing confidence conscience Covenant promises COVENANTS CHAPTER death delight deliverance dependence Divine grace Divine power dwelling enter entirely entrance everlasting Covenant everlasting priesthood everything experience faith Father fear fellowship flesh fulfil Galatians George Muller gift give given glory God’s law God’s Word grace hath heaven heavenly Holy Spirit impotence infinite Israel Jesus Christ keep My judgments Keswick Convention Lamb of God law written liberty live Lord Jesus Lord thy love the Lord man’s means Mediator ministers Moses obedience Old Covenant peace possession possible prayer receive redeemed redemption reveal righteousness salvation sanctified Scripture Second Blessing secret secures seek sinful soul speak strength Surety teaching testator thee thine heart thing thought true trust truth turn unbelief unceasing unto wait walk whole heart wholeheartedness William Law wonderful wrought ye shall keep