...hereafter. This would lay before them that fayii g of Chrift, Matt. 16. •26. What /half it profit a man, if he gain the whole world, and lofe his own foul .<? or what jhalla man give in exchange for hifjbul? This would fhew them their ftupendous folly, in venturing...

...Profit from his Sins, yet he muft believe all the while, that he muft one day pay dear for them 5 for what is a man profited if he gain the whole world and loofe his own foul .<? or what fljalta/ftan give in exchange for his foul? Ah! were this point gain'd,...

...fell an everlafting Inheritance ? and for a fmall fpot of Earth, to part with a Kingdom in Heaven ? What is a Man profited, if he gain the whole World, and lofe his own Soul ? And if the whole World can be no Recompence or Exchange for the Soul, fure to lofe it for a...

...all thefe his Dominions, which is no " Waies in his Power to helpe. For you know who «« faies, Wbat is a Man profited, if he gain the whole « World) and lofe bis own Soule. Whereas by the «* thefe Particulars, puts him in a right way for the " contrary, the...

...Suppofe a man fhould gain the whole world, and ruin himfelf for ever, what would be the advantage of it ? What is a man profited, if he gain the -whole world, and lofe himfelf? Secondly, Suppofe a man had made fuch a bargain, and undone himfelf for ever, to gain the...

...author treats as the great encouragement of believing ; and this is the one thing necejjary : for, What is a man profited, if he gain the whole world, and loie his own foul ? This falvation is fct forth in fcripture-light, accounted for in its. parts and...

...world can ftand againft that argument of our SAVIOUR, if it bz (crioufly weighed and confidered ; " what is a man *' profited; if he gain the whole world, and lofe " his own foul ?" or what fhall a man give in ex" change for his foul ? If he would confider things impartially, and weigh...

...make us miferable. BUT let us hear what a greater than Solotnon iaith, even Chrift himfelf ; he faith, What is a man profited, if he gain the 'whole world, and lufe his own jon 11 Or what jhall a man give in exchange far his jon H Matth. xvi. if f Where we fee...

...more concerned for the falvation of our fouls, than for all things in the world ; For, fays Chrift, what is a man profited, if he gain the •whole -world, and lofe hit own foul f Matth. xvi. 16. Quefr. 17. H%j <#</ GW create man male and female ? Anfia. For the propagation...

...confiderations, to move us to an obfervance of the laws of Him, who hath faid, What /hall a man be profited, if he gain the whole world, and lofe his own foul! Every man, will affuredly think, that fuch alarming informations as thefe, are fuflicient, feparate...