...the magnitude of pardon and holiness, the vastness of the future inheritance ? Can we doubt whether He, who spared not his own Son but delivered him up...for us all, will with him also freely give us all things? These remarks prepare the way for the particular exhortation arising from the Apostle's argument...

...goodness, and not on the merits and expiatory sufferings of Christ. But as that " God of all grace," " who spared not his own Son, but " delivered him up for us all/' will " with him freely " give all things" to the true believer ; so assuredly he will not in his awful justice spare...

...affection. Do we require any spiritual or temporal good? We shall discover that " He who spared not H» Son, but delivered Him up for us all, will with Him also freely give us all things." Who can fully estimate these privileges ? who can adequately appreciate these blesiings? ЛУе...

...all the evils occasioned SBRM. by sin, in the redemption of the world accomplished by Jesus Christ. He who spared not his own Son, but delivered him up for us all, will he, in any case, wantonly afflict the children of men with superfluous and unnecessary sorrows? Is...

...provided for all the evils occasioned by sin, in the redemption of the world accomplished by Jesus Christ. He who spared not his own Son, but delivered him up for us all, will be, in' any case, wantonly afflict the children of men with superfluous and unnecessary sorrows? Is...

...taught us to conclude, that " He that spared not his own Son," who was essentially one with himself, " but delivered him up for us all," will " with him also freely give us all things." (Rom. viii. 32.; The spirit of Infidelity, however, which prompts some men to reject the Revelation...

...goodness, and not on the merits and expiatory sufferings of Christ. But, as that " God " of all grace," " who spared not his own Son, " but delivered him up for us all," will " with him " freely give all things" to the true believer ; so, assuredly, in his awful justice he will not spare...

...times, to send up our petitions to him with humility, and with full assurance of faith — convinced that " he " who spared not his own Son, but delivered...for us all, will, with him also, freely give us all " things that are necessary for our real happiness. " For what man is there among you, if his son ask...

...taught us to conclude, that " He that spared not his own Son," who was essentially one with himself, " but delivered him up for us all," will " with him also freely give us all things," Rom. viii, 32. The spirit of infidelity, however, which prompts some men to reject the revelation...

...certainly yours, as if you already stood on Mount 7.'n»i, singing the praises of redeeming- love ? Is it not enough, to know that all things shall work...such manner as this, I would write to an equal, to oqe whose progress in religion was small, whose trials were light, and whose views of divine things...