The works of the Reverend George Whitefield, Vol. 4 (of 6) - George Whitefield

A. That the less corruption we have in our hearts, the less power will the devil have over us.

CHAPTER XV.

2.Q. What learn you hence?

A. That every unprofitable servant, and all mere professing christians, will perish; and that those who are true christians must expect afflictions and trials to prepare them for greater services.

9.Q. What learn you hence?

A. That the world hates christians on account of their conformity to Christ; therefore if christians will be conformed to Christ, it is impossible for them to avoid contempt.

22.Q. What is meant by that expression, “they had not had sin”?

A. They would not have had so great sin; or no sin at all in comparison of what they will have now.

LAW GOSPELIZED;
OR, AN
ADDRESS
TO
ALL CHRISTIANS
CONCERNING
Holiness of Heart and Life:
BEING
An Attempt to render Mr. Law’s Serious Call more useful to the Children of God, by excluding whatever is not truly Evangelical, and illustrating the subject more fully from the Holy Scriptures.

LAW GOSPELIZED;OR, ANADDRESSTOALL CHRISTIANSCONCERNINGHoliness of Heart and Life:BEINGAn Attempt to render Mr. Law’s Serious Call more useful to the Children of God, by excluding whatever is not truly Evangelical, and illustrating the subject more fully from the Holy Scriptures.

LAW GOSPELIZED;
OR, AN
ADDRESS
TO
ALL CHRISTIANS
CONCERNING
Holiness of Heart and Life:
BEING
An Attempt to render Mr. Law’s Serious Call more useful to the Children of God, by excluding whatever is not truly Evangelical, and illustrating the subject more fully from the Holy Scriptures.