...12, 1s.) fhall not have ufq of this warning to keep them in their righteoufnefs ? Aslongasall thefe things are probable, and the contrary utterly uncertain,...and Scripture, and argue from our dark uncertainties againft the light ?" baxter on the Chriftian Rel. p. s94. ccflively fpring into exigence, the condition...

...righteousness? 'As long as all these things are pro" bable, and the contrary utteity uncertain, how foolish a thing is it, to go " from the light of a plain revelation...Scripture, and argue from "our dark uncertainties against the light."' Baxter on the Christian Rcl. p. 394. of everlasting misery, be necessary to preserve...

...righteousness ? As long as all these things are probable, and the contrary utterly uncertain, how foolish a thing is it to go from the light of a plain revelation...argue, from our dark uncertainties and improbabilities, against that light ; and all because self-love and guilt doth make sinners unwilling to believe the...

...righteousness ? As long as all these things are probable, and the contrary utterly uncertain, how foolish a thing is it to go from the light of a plain revelation...argue, from our dark uncertainties and improbabilities, against that light ; and all because self-love and guilt doth make sinners unwilling to believe the...

...Baxter, in his treatise on the Christian Religion, is here very appropriate : " How foolish a thing it is to go from the light of a plain revelation and scripture. and argue from our dark uncertainties." Again, all Scripture that represents the Atonement of Christ as the only means of the restoration of...