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in The Primitive Baptist (1842)
BUT IN REFERENCE TO TRIUMPHANT GRACE we will once more observe:—In this grace there is something so forcible, so efficacious, and so masculine, that at times it seems to sweep everything before it, and as though it was out on a conquering expedition; for it appears on such occasions to be clad with zeal as a cloke; and hence before it, the stout-hearted are spoiled, and the rebellious, who had long exalted themselves, come bending unto it, Isa. 59.17; Psa. 76.5; Isa. 60.14. It is most admirable to see the way and manner which this grace takes to curb, and bow, and melt down the minds of audacious and stubborn men. It is done so effectually that lions are turned into lambs, and they all lie down together so that a little child can lead them, Isa. 11.6, 7. In this way it is that men are saved to the praise of the glory of God’s grace; and to the end, that no flesh should glory in his presence, Eph. 1.6; I Cor. 1.29. Surely we all ought to sing of triumphant grace. |
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