A Treatise Concerning Religious Affections

affections apostle appears arise beauty believe body bring brought called cause chap Christ Christian coming commandments concerning confidence consists contrary conversion conviction desire distinguishing divine duty evidence evil excellency exercises experiences expressions external eyes faith false fear follow foundation fruit give given glory God's gospel grace gracious greatly hath heart heaven hence holy hope humility ideas imagination immediately impressions infinite influence Jesus John judge kind knowledge light lively look Lord manifest manner means mind moral nature never notion object observed perfect persons practice principle profession promises proper Psal reason received religion religious respect revealed rules saints saving Scripture seems seen sense sins sort soul speaks Spirit spoken suggestion suppose sweet taste thee things thou trial true true religion truly truth understanding unto wherein