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It may be asked whether the old world had a day of grace, § and so all mankind, in which they might be saved if they would ; during which time the Spirit strives with man ; and when that is expired he strives no longer. 1.
If any thing is said to the purpose, as militating against that doctrine, it ought to be said and proved, that God has vehemently desired the salvation of all mankind; of which these words can be no proof, since they only regard the ...
... under the immediate government of God, in a certain period of time ; and not of all mankind ; and so fall abundantly short of proving that the state of man in this world, is such a state of probation as before described. 2.
5 ; which only regard the saints, or such who profess to be so, and not all mankind. Besides, if God has put all men into a state of probation, and this designed by temptation, now should any watch and pray not to enter or be led into ...
In answer to which, let it be observed, I. That it ought to be proved that God does passionately wish the spiritual and eternal welfare of all mankind ; or desires that every individual of human nature might have spiritual wisdom to ...
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The Cause of God and Truth: In Four Parts with a Vindication of Part IV John Gill Limited preview - 2001 |