...the liv" ing God." Abandoning,, at once, their prejudices, their delusions, and their lusts, they " fled for refu'ge to lay hold on the hope set " before them." The face of the world was changed, _ and the worldling knew not how. No deep speculations, no subtle...

...adapted to counteract its pernicious influence, and to administer strong consolation to those that have fled for refuge to lay hold on the hope set before them in the gospel. What objection of unbelief has not divine goodness-anticipated and completely answered?...

...mercy of the Lord in thai day, and be the priests of Godt and of Christ, and reign with him, not a thousand years alone, but for everlasting ages. In...tremble at these awakening views. Let them all, of every condition, both small and great, say in their hearts, Who shall dwell with devouring ßames,...

...mercy of the JLord in that day, and be the/m>«f« of God, and of Christ^ and reign with him, not a thousand years- alone, but for everlasting ages. —...gospel, who have never taken this awful alarm, who have nevetfledfor refuge to lay hold on the hofte tct before them, tremble at these awakening views. Let...

...heirs of promise, they furnish strong consolation to them, the moment they have evidence that they have fled for refuge, to lay hold on the hope set before them. The hope they possess, being founded upon such a bottom, is indeed sure and stedfast. It is so sure...

...mercy of the Lord in that day, and be the priests of God, and of Christ, and reign ivith him, not a thousand years alone, but for everlasting ages. In...tremble at these awakening views. Let them all, of every condition, both small and great, say in their hearts, Who shall dwell with devouring flames,...

...mercy of the Lord in that day, and be the priests of God, and of Christ, and reign with him, not a thousand years alone, but for everlasting ages. In...have never taken this awful alarm, who have never fed for refuge to lay hold on the hope set before them, tremble at these awakening views. Let them...

...were relieved by the promise of the seed of the woman. Christians are spoken of as those " that have fled for refuge, to lay hold on the hope set before them," Heb. vi. 18, which representation implies great fear and sense of danger, precedmg. To the lila; purpose,...

...were relieved by the promise of the seed of the woman. Christians are spoken of as those " that have fled for refuge, to lay hold on the hope set before them," Heb. vi. 18, which representation implies great fear and sense of danger, preceding., To the like purpose,...

...peace ; nor will he allow them to conclude that they have found rest to their souls, till they have " fled for refuge to lay hold on the hope set before them in the Lord Jesus Christ, whose is the only name given under heaven by which any can be saved." And...